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Ted LeBlanc
RepublicanActive General Election NomineeIncumbent• Judge of the Orphans' Court

Ted LeBlanc

Solomons, MarylandJudge of the Orphans CourtCommittee: Committee to Re-Elect Judge Ted LeBlanc(410) 535-4727
Candidate on the November 3, 2026 General Election Ballot

Candidate for the upcoming General Election on November 3, 2026. Always verify official ballot status with the Maryland State Board of Elections.

Incumbent Judge of the Orphans' Court for Calvert County. Solomons attorney practicing law in Maryland since 1996 and Orphans' Court judge since 2014. Member of the statewide Conference of Orphans' Court Judges and partner at Lamson, LeBlanc & Carmean, LLC, bringing over three decades of trial experience and deep probate knowledge to the bench.

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Brings extensive formal legal and trial training to the Orphans' Court, ensuring strict adherence to Maryland probate statutes, rules of evidence, and meticulous examination of estate accountings.

Applies rigorous evidentiary and statutory standards to probate disputes and estate accountings, safeguarding family assets and ensuring judicial precision.

Candidate Quote:

"Judge LeBlanc presently sits court once a week, where he rules on probate cases... As a member of the Maryland Judiciary, he regularly attends continuing legal education, sponsored by the Maryland Judicial Institute, located in Annapolis."

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Appointed by the Chief Judge of the Maryland Court of Appeals to the statewide Conference of Orphans' Court Judges, dedicated to promoting modern judicial administration and fair, efficient dispute resolution for Calvert families.

Champions state-level judicial consistency, continuous judicial education, and prompt resolution of probate matters.

Candidate Quote:

"In 2016, Judge LeBlanc was appointed by Maryland Court of Appeals Chief Judge, Mary Barbera, to serve on the Conference of Orphans' Court Judges."

Date: 2026 CampaignView Source

Official Campaign Priorities

  • Strict adherence to Maryland statutory probate law, rules of evidence, and judicial precedent
  • Fair, prompt, and impartial adjudication of contested wills, accountings, and estate claims
  • Protecting vulnerable beneficiaries and minor wards in guardianship proceedings
  • Maintaining continuous judicial education through the Maryland Judicial Institute

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Maryland State ArchivesMar 1
Judge Ted LeBlanc Seeks Reelection to Calvert County Orphans' Court

Incumbent Judge Ted LeBlanc, who has served on the Calvert County Orphans' Court since 2014 and represents Southern Maryland on the statewide Conference of Orphans' Court Judges, is seeking reelection in 2026.