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Democrat Shawn McIntosh leads by 311 votes in Baltimore County Council race

Mail-in ballots have shifted the lead in three Baltimore County Council races, including District 5 where McIntosh now leads.

Nov 8, 2026, 10:13 PM By the Genius Eye newsroom (City Reporter) · Fact-checkedHow we report
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Baltimore County elections officials resumed canvassing mail-in ballots Sunday morning at the Board of Elections office in Cockeysville, according to WBFF.

As of Sunday night, 45,982 of 72,668 returned mail-in ballots had been counted, Baltimore County elections director Ruie Lavoie reported.

Mail-in ballots favored Democrats in three close Baltimore County Council races, including District 5 where Democrat Shawn McIntosh moved ahead of incumbent Republican Nino Mangione by 311 votes.

Mangione had a 1,228-vote lead on election night, but McIntosh’s mail-in ballot totals narrowed that margin, according to WBFF and the Baltimore Sun.

The counting of remaining mail-in ballots will continue as officials work to finalize results in these tight races.

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  1. FOX45 Baltimore: SUN: McIntosh takes 311-vote lead in Baltimore County Council race
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