Delaware

Statewide elected officials and every seat in the Delaware General Assembly. For Delaware's members of Congress, see your representatives.

Statewide offices 4

Governor Matt Meyer (Democratic)
Lieutenant Governor Kyle Gay (Democratic)
Attorney General Kathy Jennings (Democratic)
Chief Election Officer Anthony Albence (Independent)

Senate 21 members · 21 seats

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District 1 Dan Cruce (Democratic)
District 2 Darius Brown (Democratic)
District 3 Tizzy Lockman (Democratic)
District 4 Laura Sturgeon (Democratic)
District 5 Ray Seigfried (Democratic)
District 6 Russ Huxtable (Democratic)
District 7 Spiros Mantzavinos (Democratic)
District 8 Dave Sokola (Democratic)
District 9 Jack Walsh (Democratic)
District 10 Stephanie Hansen (Democratic)
District 11 Bryan Townsend (Democratic)
District 12 Nicole Poore (Democratic)
District 13 Marie Pinkney (Democratic)
District 14 Kyra Hoffner (Democratic)
District 15 Dave Lawson (Republican)
District 16 Eric Buckson (Republican)
District 17 Trey Paradee (Democratic)
District 18 Dave Wilson (Republican)
District 19 Brian Pettyjohn (Republican)
District 20 Gerald Hocker (Republican)
District 21 Bryant Richardson (Republican)

House 41 members · 41 seats

Chamber leaders (such as the speaker) aren't in our source yet; see the Delaware General Assembly's website ↗.

District 1 Nnamdi Chukwuocha (Democratic)
District 2 Stephanie Bolden (Democratic)
District 3 Josue Ortega (Democratic)
District 4 Jeff Hilovsky (Republican)
District 5 Kendra Johnson (Democratic)
District 6 Debra Heffernan (Democratic)
District 7 Larry Lambert (Democratic)
District 8 Rae Moore (Democratic)
District 9 Kevin Hensley (Republican)
District 10 Melanie Ross Levin (Democratic)
District 11 Jeff Spiegelman (Republican)
District 12 Krista Griffith (Democratic)
District 13 DeShanna Neal (Democratic)
District 14 Claire Snyder-Hall (Democratic)
District 15 Kam Smith (Democratic)
District 16 Frank Cooke (Democratic)
District 17 Melissa Minor-Brown (Democratic)
District 18 Sophie Phillips (Democratic)
District 19 Kim Williams (Democratic)
District 20 Alonna Berry (Democratic)
District 21 Frank Burns (Democratic)
District 22 Mike Smith (Republican)
District 23 Mara Gorman (Democratic)
District 24 Ed Osienski (Democratic)
District 25 Cyndie Romer (Democratic)
District 26 Madinah Wilson-Anton (Democratic)
District 27 Eric Morrison (Democratic)
District 28 Bill Carson (Democratic)
District 29 Bill Bush (Democratic)
District 30 Shannon Morris (Republican)
District 31 Sean Lynn (Democratic)
District 32 Kerri Harris (Democratic)
District 33 Charles Postles (Republican)
District 34 Lyndon Yearick (Republican)
District 35 Jesse Vanderwende (Republican)
District 36 Bryan Shupe (Republican)
District 37 Valerie Giltner (Republican)
District 38 Ron Gray (Republican)
District 39 Danny Short (Republican)
District 40 Tim Dukes (Republican)
District 41 Rich Collins (Republican)

Source: Open States (Plural Policy), checked Oct 28, 2026. Names link to each official's own page.