Early voting

Voters automatically registered to vote at the DMV can still choose a party and vote in the 2026 Delaware Primary Election.

Early voting for Delaware’s Primary Election gets underway this week.

Gov. Matt Meyer’s 2027 budget plan opted not to fund several requests from Delaware’s Dept. of Elections, such as expanded early voting locations and upgrades to its campaign finance reporting system.

A slate of voting rights bills advance in the General Assembly, bringing Delaware one step closer to constitutionalizing early and mail-in voting.

State Sen. Darius Brown reintroduces efforts to add early voting, mail-in voting and permanent absentee voting to the Delaware Constitution after a similar attempt failed last year.

Early voting is underway for the State Senate special elections, filling two seats vacated by Congresswoman Sarah McBride and Lt. Gov. Kyle Evans Gay.

The Department of Elections has announced Saturday, Feb. 15 as the special election date for the Wilmington and Talleyville-area seats.

Early voting has officially wrapped up in Delaware, and turnout numbers show around 45% of voters may have already cast a ballot.

Early voting is in full swing in Delaware with voter turnout already far surpassing the entire 2022 early voting period.

Tuesday is primary day in Delaware.