1982 Maryland House of Delegates election

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1982 Maryland House of Delegates election
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All 141 seats in the Maryland House of Delegates
71 seats needed for a majority
 Majority partyMinority party
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Leader Ben Cardin Raymond E. Beck (retired)
Party Democratic Republican
Leader sinceJanuary 6, 19791978
Leader's seat 42nd district 5th district
Last election12615
Seats won12417
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Speaker before election

Ben Cardin
Democratic

Elected Speaker

Ben Cardin
Democratic

The 1982 Maryland House of Delegates elections were held on November 2, 1982, as part of the 1982 United States elections, including the 1982 Maryland gubernatorial election. All 141 of Maryland's state delegates were up for reelection.

Leading up to the 1982 elections, Republicans were hopeful to gain seats in the legislature, citing Lawrence Hogan and Robert A. Pascal leading the party's ticket in the U.S. Senate and gubernatorial elections, and Ronald Reagan's strong performance in the state during the 1980 United States presidential election and subsequent legislative accomplishments. However, the elections provided to be a major setback for the party as they were only able to gain two seats from the Democratic Party, and Hogan and Pascal lost their elections in landslides. [1]

Results

District Incumbent PartyDistrictElectedParty
1A [2] DeCorsey E. BoldenRep1A George C. Edwards Rep
1B [2] William B. ByrnesDem1BWilliam B. ByrnesDem
Thomas B. CumiskeyDemW. Timothy FinanDem
2A [3] Casper R. Taylor Jr. Dem2A Casper R. Taylor Jr. Dem
2B [3] Irwin F. HoffmanDem2B Peter G. Callas Dem
2C [3] Donald F. Munson Rep2C Donald F. Munson Rep
3A [4] Paul D. Muldowney Dem3A Paul D. Muldowney Dem
3B [4] Julien P. DelpheyRep3BM. Albert MorningstarRep
James E. McClellan Dem James E. McClellan Dem
4A [5] Charles E. SmithDem4AThomas H. HatteryDem
4B [5] Raymond E. BeckRepGeorge H. Littrell Jr.Dem
V. Lanny HarchenhornRep4BV. Lanny HarchenhornRep
5A [6] William H. Amoss Dem5A Richard N. Dixon Dem
5B [6] Richard C. MatthewsRepRichard C. MatthewsRep
Ellen Sauerbrey Rep5BLawrence A. LaMotteDem
6 [7] Richard B. Adams Jr.Dem6Michael J. CollinsDem
William H. Cox Jr. DemR. Terry ConnellyDem
Catherine Riley DemMichael H. WeirDem
7 [8] Michael J. CollinsDem7 John S. Arnick Dem
R. Terry ConnellyDemLouis L. DePazzoDem
Michael H. WeirDemRobert R. StaabDem
8 [9] Louis L. DePazzoDem8 Dale Anderson Dem
Daniel J. MinnickDem Joseph Bartenfelder Dem
Robert R. StaabDem William J. Burgess Dem
9 [10] Thomas L. Bromwell Dem9Donald K. HughesDem
William J. Burgess DemThomas B. KernanDem
William RushDem Martha Scanlan Klima Rep
10 [11] Donald K. HughesDem10Thomas W. Chamberlain Sr.Rep
Thomas B. KernanDem Wade Kach Rep
Mark C. Medairy Jr.Dem Ellen Sauerbrey Rep
11 [12] Bert BoothDem11Arthur S. AlpersteinDem
Wade Kach Rep Paula Hollinger Dem
Thomas W. Chamberlain Sr.RepTheodore LevinDem
12 [13] Arthur S. AlpersteinDem12Kenneth H. MastersDem
Paula Hollinger DemLouis P. MorsbergerDem
Theodore LevinDemNancy L. MurphyDem
13 [14] Charles E. KountzDem13AVirginia M. ThomasDem
Kenneth H. MastersDem13BWilliam C. BevanDem
Louis P. MorsbergerDemSusan R. BuswellDem
14A [15] Joel ChasnoffDem14AJoel ChasnoffDem
14B [15] Anne E. BakerDem14B Edward J. Kasemeyer Dem
Hugh BurgessDem Robert H. Kittleman Rep
15A [16] Jerry H. HyattDem15Jerry H. HyattDem
15B [16] Robin Ficker RepGene W. CounihanDem
Judith C. Toth Dem Judith C. Toth Dem
16 [17] Marilyn R. Goldwater Dem16 Marilyn R. Goldwater Dem
Nancy Kopp Dem Nancy Kopp Dem
Connie Morella Rep Connie Morella Rep
17 [18] Jennie M. Forehand Dem17 Jennie M. Forehand Dem
Joseph E. OwensDem Mary H. Boergers Dem
Luiz R. S. Simmons RepMichael R. GordonDem
18 [19] Mary H. Boergers Dem18 Helen L. Koss Dem
Donald B. RobertsonDemDonald B. RobertsonDem
Patricia R. SherDemPatricia R. SherDem
19 [20] Idamae Garrott Dem19 Idamae Garrott Dem
Helen L. Koss DemJoseph E. OwensDem
Lucille Maurer Dem Lucille Maurer Dem
20 [21] Steuart Bainum Jr.Dem20Diane KirchenbauerDem
Sheila E. Hixson Dem Sheila E. Hixson Dem
Ida G. Ruben Dem Ida G. Ruben Dem
21 [22] Kay G. BinenDem21Thomas J. MooneyDem
Timothy F. MaloneyDemTimothy F. MaloneyDem
Pauline Menes Dem Pauline Menes Dem
22 [23] James B. BlackistoneDem22David BirdDem
Mabel S. WilkinsonDemRichard A. PalumboDem
Thomas J. MooneyDem Frank Pesci Dem
23 [24] David BirdDem23Gerard F. DevlinDem
Frank Pesci Dem Joan Breslin Pitkin Dem
Robert S. ReddingDem Charles J. Ryan Jr. Dem
24 [25] Gerard F. DevlinDem24 Nathaniel Exum Dem
Joan Breslin Pitkin DemFrancis J. Santangelo Sr.Dem
Charles J. RyanDemSylvania W. Woods Jr.Dem
25 [26] Nathaniel Exum Dem25Dennis C. DonaldsonDem
Francis J. Santangelo Sr.Dem Lorraine M. Sheehan Dem
Sylvania W. Woods Jr.Dem Albert Wynn Dem
26 [27] Donald C. DonaldsonDem26 Christine M. Jones Dem
Lorraine M. Sheehan DemMarian L. PattersonDem
Francis W. WhiteDemFrederick C. RummageDem
27 [28] Charles S. BlumenthalDem27William R. McCaffreyDem
Christine M. Jones Dem Joseph F. Vallario Jr. Dem
Frederick C. RummageDemJohn W. WolfgangDem
28 [29] William R. McCaffreyDem28ASamuel C. LintonDem
Joseph F. Vallario Jr. DemMichael J. SpragueDem
John W. WolfgangDem28BJohn Knight ParlettDem
29 [30] John Knight ParlettDem29A Thomas A. Rymer Dem
John William Quade Jr.Dem29B J. Ernest Bell II Dem
Michael J. SpragueDem29C John F. Slade III Dem
30A [31] Thomas A. Rymer Dem30 John Astle Dem
30B [31] Elmer F. Hagner Jr.DemElmer F. Hagner Jr.Dem
Gerald W. WinegradDemRobert G. KramerDem
31 [32] William J. BurkheadDem31 John R. Leopold Rep
Philip C. Jimeno Dem Philip C. Jimeno Dem
Walter J. ShandrowskyDemPaula A. LongDem
32 [33] Tyras S. Athey Dem32 Tyras S. Athey Dem
Patrick C. ScannelloDemPatrick C. ScannelloDem
George T. SchminckeDemGeorge T. SchminckeDem
33 [34] David G. Boschert Dem33 John G. Gary Rep
Robert R. Neall Rep Robert R. Neall Rep
Elizabeth S. SmithRepElizabeth S. SmithRep
34 [35] Carter M. HickmanDem34 William H. Cox Jr. Rep
Richard D. Mackie Dem Barbara Osborn Kreamer Dem
R. Clayton Mitchell Jr. Dem Eileen M. Rehrmann Dem
35 [36] John R. HargreavesDem35A William A. Clark Rep
William S. Horne Dem Joseph Lutz Dem
W. Henry ThomasDem35B Ethel Ann Murray Dem
36 [37] Robert Charles Biggy LongDem36John M. Ashley Jr.Dem
Mark O. PilchardDemRonald A. GunsDem
Lewis R. RileyRep R. Clayton Mitchell Jr. Dem
37 [38] R. Charles AvaraDem37 Richard F. Colburn Rep
Joseph W. O'MalleyDem William S. Horne Dem
Paul E. WeisengoffDemSamuel Q. Johnson IIIDem
38 [39] Isaiah Dixon Jr.Dem38Daniel M. LongDem
Lena King Lee DemMark O. PilchardDem
Larry Young DemLewis R. RileyRep
39 [40] Torrey C. Brown Dem39 Elijah Cummings Dem
James W. Campbell Dem Ruth M. Kirk Dem
Anne Scarlett PerkinsDem Larry Young Dem
40 [41] Troy BraileyDem40Mary B. AdamsDem
Frank M. Conaway Sr.Dem Ralph M. Hughes Dem
Pete Rawlings Dem Pete Rawlings Dem
41 [42] Walter R. Dean Jr.Dem41 Nathaniel T. Oaks Dem
Margaret H. Murphy Dem Margaret H. Murphy Dem
Wendell H. Phillips Dem Wendell H. Phillips Dem
42 [43] Ben Cardin Dem42 Ben Cardin Dem
David B. ShapiroDem James W. Campbell Dem
Steven V. SklarDem Samuel I. Rosenberg Dem
43 [44] Andrew J. Burns Jr. Dem43 Gerald Curran Dem
Henry R. Hergenroeder Jr.DemHenry R. Hergenroeder Jr.Dem
John A. Pica Jr.DemCharles Bucky MuthDem
44 [45] Gerald Curran Dem44 Curt Anderson Dem
Dennis C. McCoy Dem Dennis C. McCoy Dem
Frank C. Robey Jr.DemAnne Scarlett PerkinsDem
45 [46] Joseph A. Chester Sr.Dem45 Clarence Davis Dem
John W. Douglass Dem John W. Douglass Dem
Hattie N. Harrison Dem Hattie N. Harrison Dem
46 [47] Louis V. CavallaroDem46 Raymond A. Dypski Dem
Anthony M. DiPietro Jr.DemAnthony M. DiPietro Jr.Dem
Pat McDonough Dem American Joe Miedusiewski Dem
47 [48] James R. DietrichDem47R. Charles AvaraDem
Raymond A. Dypski DemJoseph W. O'MalleyDem
American Joe Miedusiewski DemPaul E. WeisengoffDem

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