Michael Eckels Jr.State Delegate — District 35A

Harford & Cecil Counties

If YOU want MORE,vote for ME


Michael Eckels Jr.

State Delegate — District 35A

“A Vote for Me, is A Vote for You!”

Michael Eckels Jr., Democratic candidate for Maryland House of Delegates District 35A

No amount is too small — every dollar stays in this district.

Who's with him


Governor Wes Moore
Wes Moore for Maryland campaign logo

Endorsed by Governor Wes Moore

Sierra Club endorsement seal — Sierra Club has endorsed Michael Eckels Jr.

Endorsed

Moms Demand Action Gun Sense Candidate 2026 seal for Michael Eckels Jr.

Gun Sense Candidate distinction

Maryland NOW PAC endorsement seal for Michael Eckels Jr.

Endorsed

As of September 2026. The Gun Sense Candidate distinction is a recognition from Moms Demand Action, not an endorsement.

What he'll work on

Working for Harford County. Fighting for our future.


Michael Eckels Jr., candidate for Maryland House of Delegates District 35A, in a blue suit in Forest Hill, Harford County
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Forest Hill, Harford County.

MORE affordability

Lowering the cost of living for Harford County residents, with real tax relief and housing for seniors and vulnerable residents.

MORE for civil servants

Standing up for the first responders, teachers, and farmers who hold this community together.

MORE energy sources

Reducing energy costs and keeping rates affordable by leading in renewable resources.

See where Michael stands

For every voter in District 35A

Make your plan to vote


Early voting

October 22–29

Election Day

Tuesday, November 3

Election Day is Tuesday, November 3.

These links go to the Maryland State Board of Elections.

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Who he is

A neighbor, not a newcomer


Michael Eckels Jr. is a lifelong member of Harford and Cecil Counties. He's running because rising costs for housing, groceries, and utilities are putting serious pressure on working families — and because the people who hold this community together deserve direct support, not slogans.

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