Delaware Primary Elections Underway for Key Races
Delaware Primary Elections Underway for Key Races

Delaware Primary Elections Underway for Key Races

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Delaware's primary elections are underway, featuring a range of candidates vying for nominations ahead of the November general election. Key races include the Democratic gubernatorial primary between Lieutenant Governor Bethany Hall-Long, New Castle County Executive Matt Meyer, and Colin O'Mara, as well as Governor John Carney's bid for mayor of Wilmington against Velda Jones-Potter. A notable aspect of this election is the Democratic U.S. House primary where State Sen. Sarah McBride could become the first openly transgender person in Congress. In New Hampshire, voters are also heading to the polls in a primary that includes a significant GOP race between Kelly Ayotte and Chuck Morse, with Ayotte holding a strong lead. The outcome of these elections could significantly impact the political landscape in both states, especially as reproductive rights and housing costs become prominent campaign themes. As of now, early voting in Delaware has seen over 35,000 ballots cast, reflecting heightened voter engagement.

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