Queen Anne’s County voters finalized several County Commissioner nominations Tuesday, including contested Republican primaries for the At-Large seat and Districts 2 and 3.

County Commissioner At-Large

Jim Moran won the Republican nomination for the At-Large seat with 2,120 votes (57.8%). Tracy Ann Smith finished second with 1,247 votes (34.0%), followed by Rick Bowers with 303 votes (8.3%).

Liz Filter secured the Democratic nomination with 1,683 votes and will face Moran in the general election.

County Commissioner District 1

Jack Wilson secured the Republican nomination with 2,907 votes.

No Democratic candidate appeared on the primary ballot.

County Commissioner District 2

Patrick McLaughlin won the Republican nomination with 1,598 votes (46.8%). Stephen Wilson received 1,420 votes (41.5%), while Mat Drayer received 400 votes (11.7%).

Andrea Alduino secured the Democratic nomination with 1,680 votes.

McLaughlin and Alduino will face one another in November.

County Commissioner District 3

Barry Donadio won the Republican nomination with 1,358 votes (37.9%). Phil Dumenil received 1,286 votes (35.9%), while Robert Buckey received 939 votes (26.2%).

No Democratic candidate appeared on the primary ballot.

County Commissioner District 4

Chris Corchiarino secured the Republican nomination with 2,829 votes.

No Democratic candidate appeared on the primary ballot.

 MACo’s election coverage and analysis rely on unofficial results published by the State Board of Elections. Official results will follow after a full accounting of pending votes. MACo advises readers that any close unofficial results are subject to realignment in the days ahead.