Patch Reports Dawn Pulliam’s Strong Victory in District 7 Republican Primary
Patch recently reported on the unofficial results from the 2026 Anne Arundel County primary election, including Dawn Pulliam’s strong showing in the Republican primary for County Council District 7.
According to Patch, Pulliam claimed the largest share of votes in the District 7 Republican primary, receiving 2,635 ballots, or 78.03% of the vote. Her primary challenger, Dillon Aldrich, received 742 votes, or 21.97%.
The article, published as part of Patch’s countywide primary election coverage, reviewed several key races across Anne Arundel County, including County Executive and all seven County Council districts. In District 7, Patch noted that Spencer Jones ran unopposed in the Democratic primary, while Pulliam won the Republican primary by a wide margin.
Patch also highlighted the broader importance of the 2026 County Council races, noting that the outcome will affect major decisions related to the county budget, housing, planning, and development. These issues are especially relevant in District 7, where affordability, responsible growth, traffic, infrastructure, and protecting community character continue to be important concerns for residents.
Pulliam’s strong primary result reflects broad Republican voter support as she advances toward the general election for Anne Arundel County Council District 7.
Read the full Patch article here:
https://patch.com/maryland/annapolis/live-anne-arundel-co-primary-election-results-2026-county-executive-council-seats
As the campaign moves forward, Dawn Pulliam remains focused on listening to District 7 residents, addressing affordability, supporting responsible growth, and protecting the quality of life for communities across South County, Crofton, Edgewater, and the surrounding area.