Delaware concluded the primary election process in the United States on Tuesday, holding the last state primary before the November midterm elections. This election featured important contests for U.S. Senate seats, the House of Representatives, and the position of state Attorney General.
Results of the U.S. Senate Election
In the race for the U.S. Senate, Chris Coons easily defeated his three opponents with 78 percent of the vote, securing the Democratic nomination for his next term. Coons is seeking to defend his seat in the U.S. Senate.
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He will face Mike Katz in the general election, who secured the Republican nomination with 77.4 percent of the votes against John Shulli.
House of Representatives and Attorney General Races
In the statewide election in Delaware, Joe Armino was declared the winner and Republican nominee with 47.9 percent of the votes, based on reports from 95 percent of the precincts. Armino is attempting to defeat current Democratic representative Sarah McBride, who is running unopposed in this election.
In the race for the Attorney General of Delaware, Kathy Jennings easily defeated her two opponents with 71.2 percent of the votes. Jennings will face Dave Graham, who is running unopposed for the Republican nomination, in the general election.
The midterm elections will be held on November 3, and the results of this election could have significant impacts on the political landscape of the United States.
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