Congresswoman Sarah McBride is officially running for reelection.
McBride filed for reelection on Friday June 12, then she made an announcement Monday evening in Rehoboth Beach.
That stop along the beach was the final one in McBride’s 57 in 57 tour where she visited all 57 towns and cities across the state in 57 hours.
Along the way, she met Delawareans to share her vision for the future, and she reinforced her commitment to building a campaign where no Delawarean is left behind.
McBride is running for a second two-year term in Congress. She was first elected to Washington in 2024 filling the spot left open when Lisa Blunt Rochester ran and won Tom Carper’s former Senate seat.
McBride defeated Republican John Whalen to earn the state’s lone House seat.
As of now, she doesn’t have a Democratic primary opponent, and the only GOP candidate is Earl Cooper.
Cooper would be a familiar opponent for McBride. He ran against her as a Democrat two years ago and lost in the primary.
