House of Delegates in Legislative District 34B, Maryland

2026 Primary Election

• Anthony Lyon — Running for Maryland House of Delegates in Bel Air, MD

  Anthony Lyon is a Democratic candidate running for the Maryland House of Delegates in District 34B. An experienced organizer, his campaign is focused on representing the interests of the communities of Bel Air and Abingdon. His core priorities include advocating for the needs of small businesses and fighting to secure increased state funding for crucial county programs, local schools, and vital infrastructure improvements. Lyon has emphasized his commitment to being an accessible representative for all constituents. His vision for the district centers on enhancing affordability, strengthening education, and promoting responsible development, pledging to work diligently to bring state resources back to his community.

• Jake Taylor — Republican Central Committee in Harford, Maryland

  Jake Taylor is a Republican candidate for the Maryland House of Delegates in Legislative District 34B. A lifelong resident of the Bel Air area, Taylor made history as the youngest elected official in Harford County upon his election to the Bel Air Town Commission at age 20. He is a graduate of Loyola University Maryland with a degree in Political Science and currently serves as a Legislative Aide for State Senator Jason Gallion. Taylor's platform focuses on key priorities such as public safety, fiscal responsibility, and the preservation of small-town character. As a Town Commissioner, he has a record of supporting budgets that fund the police department and infrastructure improvements without raising taxes.

• Sheariah Yousefi — House of Delegates in Legislative District 34B, Maryland

  Sheariah Yousefi is a Republican candidate seeking election to the Maryland House of Delegates, representing District 34B. Her campaign platform is centered on key policy areas, including improving education, addressing veteran's affairs, and promoting fiscal responsibility within the state government. Yousefi's focus on these issues is shaped by her extensive professional background, which spans a decade of service in prominent governmental and non-profit sectors. Her professional experience includes significant roles within the Maryland Statehouse and the United States Congress, providing her with firsthand knowledge of legislative processes. She also has experience working with non-profit organizations. Academically, Yousefi holds a Bachelor of Science degree from Towson University. She is also an alumna of the prestigious WeLead program at American University's School of Public Affairs, a program designed to train women for political leadership. She is currently a candidate in the upcoming Republican primary, which is scheduled to take place on June 23, 2026.