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4 candidates are tracked for Baltimore City Board of Education At Large on the November 3, 2026 ballot: Jamar Day, Ashley Ash Esposito, Domonique A. Flowers and Kwame Jamal Kenyatta-Bey. Candidate information follows official Baltimore City election filings; verify with the official election office linked below.
Jamar Day (Non-Partisan), Ashley Ash Esposito (Non-Partisan), Domonique A. Flowers (Non-Partisan), Kwame Jamal Kenyatta-Bey (Non-Partisan) are on the November 3, 2026 ballot for Baltimore City Board of Education At Large, per the State Board of Elections' certified 2026 Gubernatorial General candidate list (updated September 7, 2026).
Nonpartisan
Day comes from a family of generations of Baltimore educators and began his career in education and public service in 2014 as an educator and dean of students, per The Baltimore Banner. He is a longtime community organizer and child care policy advocate who says he entered the race after the district moved to close the Baltimore Collegiate School for Boys, which his nephew attends, per The Baltimore Banner.
Campaign site →Nonpartisan · Incumbent
Esposito has served as an at-large member of the Baltimore City Board of School Commissioners since being first elected in 2022, chairing its Policy Committee, per campaign site / Baltimore City Public Schools. She is the parent of a Baltimore City Schools student and has proposed a moratorium on school closures, per campaign site.
Source: candidate campaign site.
Campaign site →Nonpartisan
Flowers is a staff attorney at the Pro Bono Resource Center, advocating for tenants facing eviction, and previously worked over a decade as a substitute teacher and in after-school programs in Baltimore City schools, per campaign site. He serves as Vice Chair of the Ethics Panel for Baltimore City Public Schools and is a father of two, including a son at Thomas Johnson Elementary/Middle School, per campaign site.
Source: candidate campaign site.
Campaign site →Nonpartisan · Incumbent
Kenyatta-Bey is a graduate of Baltimore City schools and Morgan State University with more than three decades of experience as an educator, including as a history teacher at Patterson High School, per Baltimore City Public Schools / Fox Baltimore. He holds one of the two elected at-large seats on the Baltimore City Board of School Commissioners, per Baltimore City Public Schools. No campaign website or questionnaire response was found as of September 8, 2026; the official election filing is the only verifiable source for Kwame Jamal Kenyatta-Bey.