Here’s how fundraising is shaping up for potential Alsobrooks successors in Prince George’s

Only one Maryland county is electing an executive in 2024. That’s in Cecil County, where voters choose their executives in presidential election years instead of in gubernatorial years like their counterparts across the state. This year, Cecil County Executive Danielle Hornberger (R) is battling for a second term. But depending on the outcome of this year’s U.S. Senate election, there could be a special election in Maryland for a county executive position in early 2025.