Democrat April McClain Delaney has won the U.S. House seat for Maryland's 6th Congressional District after a tightly contested race against Republican Neil Parrott, with the outcome confirmed four days post-election. Delaney's campaign focused heavily on women's rights and reproductive freedoms, especially in light of the Supreme Court's decision to overturn Roe v. Wade. At 60 years old, she has experience from the Biden administration and emphasized a message of unity and common-sense leadership. In contrast, Parrott attempted to shift the focus to economic issues but struggled to distance himself from his long-standing anti-abortion stance. The close election, decided by approximately 8,700 votes, reflects the ongoing national debate over reproductive rights and economic concerns. The 6th District has been held by Democrats for over a decade, and Delaney's victory helps solidify their influence in Congress.