October 2026 By Pattie Magee Why are there so many corrugated plastic rectangles – vibrant blues, stark reds, bright whites – showing up all over the state like flowers popping up on the side of the road? It’s campaign season and Delaware’s roadways are undergoing a colorful transformation. Candidates [...]
October 2026 By Carole Jesiolowski If you have ever wondered what actually happens behind the sleek glass screen of the voting machines at your local polling place, or where your ballot goes after you hit “confirm,” the process is a lot more fascinating (and secure) than you might think. For [...]
October 2026 By Mary Boggi Primary elections are really where the magic happens. They determine which candidates get to step into the main spotlight for their parties before heading into the general election. In places like Delaware, where Democrats have traditionally held strong statewide ground, the primary is often where [...]
September 2026 by Leslie Ledogar Over 50% of the offices in Delaware will be won at the primary level. Read that sentence again. Because Delaware is a closed primary state, only Delaware voters registered with the Democratic and Republican parties may vote in their party’s primary election. Under the old [...]
