special election

Ray Seigfried and Dan Cruce both handily win their State Senate special elections and are gearing up for a productive legislative session.

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.

Retired teacher Steve Washington and retired DuPont supply chain manager Brent Burdge will serve as the Delaware Republican Party’s candidates in two upcoming State Senate special elections.

Delaware’s Democratic Party nominates Ray Seigfried and Dan Cruce as its candidates to vye for two soon-to-be open State Senate seats.

Governor-elect Matt Meyer is calling for a special primary — allowing voters to choose which candidates compete to fill two soon-to-be vacated State Senate seats.

Per state law following Briggs King’s resignation this month, House Speaker Valerie Longhurst issued a writ of election to schedule a date to fill the 37th District House Seat.

Early voting is underway in a special election for a state House seat in Wilmington.

The slate of candidates is set for the Fourth District special election next month, with the Republican Party announcing its nominee Friday.

Voters in the State House Fourth district head to the polls for a special election in early March.