November 4, 2020 •
Delaware Gov. Carney Wins Second Term
Delaware Capitol Building
On November 3, voters reelected incumbent John Carney to a second term as Governor of Delaware, defeating Republican challenger Julianne Murray. During the campaign, Gov. Carney received criticism from the opposing party on his handling of the COVID-19 pandemic. This […]
On November 3, voters reelected incumbent John Carney to a second term as Governor of Delaware, defeating Republican challenger Julianne Murray.
During the campaign, Gov. Carney received criticism from the opposing party on his handling of the COVID-19 pandemic.
This included a public mask mandate, as well as business shutdowns.
The election was expected to show whether Delaware voters approved of his administration’s handling of the pandemic.
Gov. Carney is constitutionally limited to two terms and may not seek another term in 2024.
March 26, 2020 •
Delaware Governor Postpones Upcoming Elections
Delaware Capitol Building
On Tuesday March 24, Gov. John Carney announced a sixth modification to his state of emergency declaration due to COVID-19. The order postpones Delaware’s presidential preference primary from April 28 to June 2, and any elections for school board members […]
On Tuesday March 24, Gov. John Carney announced a sixth modification to his state of emergency declaration due to COVID-19.
The order postpones Delaware’s presidential preference primary from April 28 to June 2, and any elections for school board members scheduled for May 12 to June 16.
Additionally, local elections to be conducted before May 15 are to be rescheduled by the municipality.
Under the order, the terms of existing officeholders continue until the results for any rescheduled elections are certified.
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