The Nov 5, 2024 election has completed, and the voters have spoken here in Delaware and nationwide.

Voter turnout in Delaware was 66%, up from 43% in the 2022 midterm election but not quite reaching the 70% voter turnout in 2020.

Sarah McBride is the new Delaware Representative in the U.S. Congress, and Lisa Blunt Rochester replaces the retiring Tom Carper as U.S. Senator. Former NCC County Executive Matt Meyer is our new Governor and Kyle Evans Gay Lieutenant Governor. Having reached his term limit as Governor, John C. Carney Jr will become Mayor of Wilmington. Full Delaware election results can be found on the DE Department of Elections website: 2024 General Election Report

Donald J. Trump will be the 47th President of the United States, and the Republican party will likely hold a majority of seats in the U.S. House and Senate. Read the LWVUS Statement on the election results, here: League of Women Voters Statement on 2024 Election Results | League of Women Voters

Our work as citizens does not end with the election. Now is the time to remain engaged in advocacy, making sure your representatives hear your voice on issues that are important to you and your community.