Elliott Herneker
// TLDR
Elliott Joseph Herneker, a lifelong Harford County resident, is the Republican candidate for Maryland’s House of Delegates in District 34A. He holds an associate degree in political science from Harford Community College and a bachelor’s degree from the University of Maryland Global Campus. Professionally, Herneker has served as a supervisor at UPS in Aberdeen for five years, gaining insight into workforce challenges. His platform emphasizes support for law enforcement recruitment and retention, as well as addressing fentanyl trafficking and overdose prevention.
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// BIO
Elliott Joseph Herneker
Hometown: Harford County, Maryland
Profession: Supervisor at UPS in Aberdeen, Maryland
Education: {“institution”=>”Harford Technical High School”, “degree”=>”High School Diploma”, “year”=>nil}, {“institution”=>”Harford Community College”, “degree”=>”Associate Degree in Political Science”, “year”=>2023}, {“institution”=>”University of Maryland Global Campus”, “degree”=>”Bachelor’s Degree”, “year”=>2025}
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// POLICY POSITIONS
Housing and Development: Supports a balanced approach that protects communities while improving affordability by reducing unnecessary permitting delays, encouraging appropriate development in the right areas, and supporting first-time homebuyers.
Economic Development: Advocates for policies that encourage business growth, reduce unnecessary regulatory burdens, and strengthen the environment for small businesses. Aims to work with local economic development leaders to attract and retain jobs in Harford County.
Public Safety: Supports law enforcement recruitment, retention, and morale.
Drug Policy: Emphasizes taking fentanyl, trafficking, and overdose prevention seriously.
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// VOTING RECORD
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// CAMPAIGN FINANCE
As of: 2026-06-18
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// ENDORSEMENTS
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// DISCLAIMER
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