Skip to content
Vote BlueEspañol

U.S. House · MD-04 · Democratic candidate · 2026

Glenn Ivey

Democratic candidate for Maryland's 4th Congressional District

Congressman and former Prince George’s County prosecutor focused on healthcare, fair wages, housing, clean energy and accountable policing.

PASS IT ON

Share Glenn Ivey.

A graphic you can save and share, with a QR code to their profile.

PNG · 1080 × 1350
Portrait of Glenn Ivey
DistrictMD-04
OfficeCongress
ElectionNov. 3, 2026

Policy priorities

Where Glenn stands.

Official position

Reform policing and fund community safety

  • Supports the George Floyd Justice in Policing Act, crisis-response services, community intervention and re-entry programs

Official position

Raise wages and strengthen collective bargaining

  • Supports raising the federal minimum wage to $17 by 2030 and the PRO Act’s protections for workers organizing unions

Official position

Expand healthcare coverage and protect abortion access

  • Supports Medicare for All, ACA premium tax credits and the Women’s Health Protection Act

Official position

Support first-time buyers and affordable housing

  • Supports homebuyer tax credits, new housing development and protecting rental and homeowner assistance funding

Official position

Protect merit hiring and federal worker rights

  • Supports preserving the civil service, collective bargaining, benefits and protections for probationary federal employees

Official position

Expand clean energy and preserve investment incentives

  • Supports renewable energy production and clean-energy tax credits
  • Opposes expanding offshore drilling and coal mining

Record and background

Record & experience.

  1. 2024

    Accomplishment

    Helped enact police recruitment legislation

    Co-led the bipartisan Recruit and Retain Act, signed into law to expand police onboarding grants and local hiring partnerships.

  2. Since 2023

    Experience

    U.S. representative

    Represents Maryland’s Fourth Congressional District.

  3. Elected in 2002

    Experience

    Prince George’s County state’s attorney

    Served two terms as the county’s elected prosecutor.

  4. 1990–1994

    Experience

    Assistant U.S. attorney

    Served as a federal prosecutor in Washington, D.C., from 1990 to 1994.

  5. Appointed in 1998

    Experience

    Maryland Public Service Commission chair

    Chaired Maryland’s utility regulatory commission beginning in 1998.

  • Accomplishment

    Created a domestic violence prosecution unit

    Established a unit focused on prosecuting domestic violence in Prince George’s County.

  • Accomplishment

    Created a mortgage fraud prosecution unit

    Established a prosecution unit addressing mortgage fraud in Prince George’s County.

Pass it on

Know someone voting in Maryland?