Elections
Delaware general election set for November 3, 2026, with Senate and attorney general races in focus
PN Team • 2 weeks ago
Delaware voters head to the polls Tuesday, Nov. 3, 2026, with registration and absentee ballot deadlines already passed or approaching. Polls run 7 a.m. to 8 p.m., and despite closed primaries, all registered voters may choose any candidate in the general election. Top races include U.S. Senate, where Democratic incumbent Chris Coons seeks reelection against Republican challenger Michael Katz, a physician and former Democratic state senator who later ran as an independent before switching parties. In the attorney general race, Democratic incumbent Kathy Jennings, in office since 2019, faces Republican challenger David Graham, a Delaware National Guard veteran and certified public accountant. Results will factor into national control of Congress.
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- Chris Coons Portrayed neutrally as an incumbent seeking reelection with no controversy mentioned.
- Delaware Central location of the election coverage, described factually.
- Democratic Party (United States) Mentioned factually as the party of two incumbents running for reelection.
- Republican Party (United States) Mentioned factually as the party fielding challengers in both races.
- United States Congress Referenced neutrally as the body whose control depends on election results.
- United States Senate Referenced as the office Chris Coons is seeking reelection to.