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Delaware’s absentee and early voting numbers topped 28,000 as of Thursday at noon.
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Delaware’s Court of Chancery denies a challenge to Delaware’s permanent absentee voting law by a sitting state senator and a state senate candidate.
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Recorder of Deeds candidate and New Castle County Councilperson David Tackett filed a complaint with the Delaware Department of Justice Public Integrity Unit against current Recorder of Deeds Mike Kozikowski in August.
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Voters automatically registered to vote at the DMV can still choose a party and vote in the 2026 Delaware Primary Election.
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Early voting for Delaware’s Primary Election gets underway this week.
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Despite ten months between Delaware’s Board of Elections meeting this week and its last one in November 2025, the election commissioner reports being on track for next month’s primary and early voting.
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Delaware’s three candidates for Attorney General faced off in a debate hosted by Spotlight last week in Wilmington.
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Gov. Matt Meyer weighs in on several Democratic Primary races, notably endorsing challengers in two state Senate races with Democratic incumbents.
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Delaware lawmakers advance some efforts that proponents say will improve voting access and equality, while others fail to move forward. Here's a breakdown of bills that did and didn't make it through before session ended on June 30.
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With less than a week left in the 153rd legislative session, Delaware's Senate and House sent multiple bills on to Governor Matt Meyer's desk for signature related to electric vehicles, voting protections, "captive audience" meetings, harm reduction, and housing affordability.