(The Center Square) – Maryland voters kept the state’s congressional delegation split between seven Democrats and one Republican Tuesday, electing a successor to longtime U.S. Rep. Steny Hoyer and returning seven incumbents.

Democrat Adrian Boafo won the open 5th District seat following Hoyer’s decision not to seek reelection. Republican Rep. Andy Harris retained the 1st District, while Democratic incumbents won the other six races.

Vote percentages reflect unofficial election-night updates published by The Associated Press.

5th Congressional District

Boafo won the race to succeed Hoyer. He had 67.9% of the vote, compared with Republican Chris Chaffee’s 32.1%.

Boafo, a Maryland state delegate and former Bowie City Council member, won the Democratic primary in June with Hoyer’s endorsement. Hoyer did not seek reelection after more than four decades in Congress.

1st Congressional District

Harris won reelection with 55.8% of the vote, compared with Democrat Dan Schwartz’s 44.2%.

First elected in 2010, Harris is Maryland’s only Republican member of the U.S. House and chairman of the House Freedom Caucus. His district covers the Eastern Shore, Harford County and part of Baltimore County.

6th Congressional District

Democratic Rep. April McClain Delaney won reelection. She had 56.1% of the vote, followed by Republican Robin Ficker with 41.2% and Green Party candidate Moshe Landman with 2.7%.

McClain Delaney was first elected in 2024, succeeding Democrat David Trone. Ficker is a former Maryland state delegate.

2nd Congressional District

Democratic Rep. Johnny Olszewski Jr. won reelection. He had 61.6% of the vote, compared with Republican Dave Wallace’s 38.4%.

Olszewski was first elected to Congress in 2024 after serving as Baltimore County executive.

3rd Congressional District

Democratic Rep. Sarah Elfreth won reelection. She had 65.4% of the vote, compared with Republican Berney Flowers’ 34.6%.

Elfreth was first elected to Congress in 2024 after serving in the Maryland Senate.

4th Congressional District

Democratic Rep. Glenn Ivey won reelection. He had 89.5% of the vote, followed by Republican George McDermott with 6.1% and Green Party candidate Sam Husseini with 4.4%.

Ivey was first elected to Congress in 2022.

7th Congressional District

Democratic Rep. Kweisi Mfume won reelection. He had 83.3% of the vote, compared with Republican Scott Collier’s 16.7%.

Mfume returned to Congress in 2020 after previously representing the district from 1987-96.

8th Congressional District

Democratic Rep. Jamie Raskin won reelection. He had 82.6% of the vote, followed by Republican Cheryl Riley with 15.7% and Green Party candidate Nancy Wallace with 1.7%.

Raskin was first elected to Congress in 2016 after serving in the Maryland Senate.