The race for Maryland’s 6th Congressional District between Democrat April McClain Delaney and Republican Neil Parrott remains too close to call, with Delaney slightly leading Parrott. This district, which has historically leaned Democratic, is being closely watched as it could influence control of the U.S. House. Delaney has focused her campaign on reproductive rights and women's safety, while Parrott has emphasized economic issues and immigration. Both candidates have accused each other of being out of touch with constituents, adding to the contentious nature of the race. The outcome will decide if the district continues its Democratic representation or shifts to Republican control, following the retirement of current Representative David Trone. The race's competitiveness is heightened by the district's redrawing in 2022 and Parrott's previous losses to Trone.