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Ellis D. ColvinPrimary Archive
DemocraticDid Not Advance to General ElectionDemocratic Primary• U.S. House of Representatives - Maryland District 5

Ellis D. Colvin

Prince George's County, MarylandCandidate for U.S. House of Representatives, MD-05
Did Not Advance to General Election • Historic Primary ArchiveNot on Nov 3 Ballot

Competed in the June 23, 2026 Democratic Primary Election and received 286 votes (0.3%). This candidate did not win the party nomination and will NOT appear on the November 3, 2026 General Election ballot.

Democratic candidate for U.S. House of Representatives District 5 from Prince George's County. Educator and community leader dedicated to workforce development and educational opportunity.

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Official Campaign Priorities

  • Promoting STEM and career technical training for high school graduates
  • Expanding federal support for community colleges and trade schools
  • Supporting small business incubators in suburban Maryland