County/Region: Baltimore City
House Configuration: Multi-member (3 Delegates)
Political Lean: Strong Democrat
Status: Safe Democratic
State Senate – District 41
Incumbent: Dalya Attar, Democrat
Running Again (2026): Y
Candidates
Democrat
Key Issues in District 41
- Public safety and repeat offender policy
- School system performance
- Housing and urban redevelopment
- Small business recovery
What to Watch
District 41 is solidly Democratic. The decisive contests will occur in Democratic primaries rather than the general election.
House of Delegates – District 41
Three at-large seats.
Candidates
Democrat
Reuven AmosShannice AndersonChezia CagerMatt MenterAdrian Muldrow- S. I. “Sandy” Rosenberg – Incumbent
- Sean A. Stinnett – Incumbent
- Ryan Turner
Democratic dominance remains strong.
MDBayNews Analysis
District 41 reflects core Baltimore City politics, where policy debates center on crime response, housing, and economic revitalization.
Maryland Sen. Dalya Attar Pleads Not Guilty to Federal Extortion Charges in Hidden-Camera Blackmail Case
Maryland State Sen. Dalya Attar, along with her brother and a police officer, pleaded not guilty to federal extortion charges connected to a blackmail scheme targeting a former campaign consultant. Allegations include covert surveillance and threats related to damaging video. Attar maintains her innocence as the case progresses.
Baltimore’s Ethics Crisis Deepens: Federal Indictment Alleges Election-Related Blackmail Plot by Sen. Dalya Attar
Maryland State Senator Dalya Attar faces federal indictment for conspiracy, extortion, and illegal surveillance related to a blackmail plot against a former campaign consultant. The accusations involve hidden cameras and threats to suppress the consultant’s opposition during the 2022 elections. This scandal highlights ongoing accountability issues in Baltimore’s political landscape.
