This table shows the results of general elections for the United States House of Representatives from Delaware, beginning in 1788 when the United States Constitution of 1787 went into effect.[lower-alpha 1]

List of elections

DateCong.SeatElection
type		Winner(s)PartyVotes%Opponent(s)PartyVotes%Ref.
Jan 7, 17891stAt-largegeneralJohn ViningPro-Administration89843.6%Rhoads ShanklandAnti-Administration49123.8%[1]
Gunning Bedford Jr.Pro-Administration30815.0%
Joshua ClaytonPro-Administration27213.2%
Allan McLanePro-Administration904.4%
Nov 8, 17902ndAt-largegeneralJohn ViningPro-Administration25250.3%Joshua ClaytonPro-Administration14528.9%[1]
Thomas Duff10420.8%
Oct 2, 17923rdAt-largegeneralJohn PattenAnti-Administration2,27338.8%Henry LatimerPro-Administration2,24338.3%[1]
Francis Many68511.7%
Edward RocheAnti-Administration4657.9%
Andrew BarrettPro-Administration1953.3%
recount[lower-alpha 2]Henry LatimerPro-Administration2,23850.4%John PattenAnti-Administration2,20549.6%[1]
Oct 4, 17944thAt-largegeneralJohn PattenDemocratic-Republican2,40951.3%Henry LatimerFederalist2,28548.7%[1]
Oct 4, 17965thAt-largegeneralJames A. BayardFederalist2,29256.3%William PerryDemocratic-Republican1,77943.7%[1]
Oct 2, 17986thAt-largegeneralJames A. BayardFederalist2,79261.2%Archibald AlexanderDemocratic-Republican1,77238.8%[1]
Oct 7, 18007thAt-largegeneralJames A. BayardFederalist2,67453.3%John PattenDemocratic-Republican2,34046.7%[1]
Oct 5, 18028thAt-largegeneralCaesar Augustus RodneyDemocratic-Republican3,42150.1%James A. BayardFederalist3,40649.9%[1]
Oct 2, 18049thAt-largegeneralJames A. BayardFederalist4,39852.1%Caesar Augustus RodneyDemocratic-Republican4,04047.9%[1]
Oct 1, 1805At-largespecial[lower-alpha 3]James M. BroomFederalist3,01152.7%David HallDemocratic-Republican2,68246.9%[1]
Isaac H. StarrDemocratic-Republican240.4%
Oct 7, 180610thAt-largegeneralJames M. BroomFederalist2,35360.5%Thomas FitzgeraldDemocratic-Republican83021.3%[1]
Joseph HasletDemocratic-Republican3829.8%
Thomas MontgomeryDemocratic-Republican3238.3%
Oct 6, 1807At-largespecial[lower-alpha 4]Nicholas Van DykeFederalist3,29451.7%John DickinsonDemocratic-Republican3,07848.3%[1]
Oct 4, 180811thAt-largegeneralNicholas Van DykeFederalist3,24253.3%Joseph HasletDemocratic-Republican2,83746.7%[1]
Oct 2, 181012thAt-largegeneralHenry M. RidgelyFederalist3,63450.1%Richard C. DaleDemocratic-Republican3,61749.9%[1]
Oct 6, 181213thAt-large
(2 seats)		generalHenry M. RidgelyFederalist4,19328.3%David HallDemocratic-Republican3,22121.8%[1]
Thomas CooperFederalist4,18328.3%Richard C. DaleDemocratic-Republican3,21021.7%
Oct 4, 181414thAt-large
(2 seats)		generalThomas ClaytonFederalist3,96430.5%Willard HallDemocratic-Republican2,54719.6%[1]
Thomas CooperFederalist3,96030.4%George Read Jr.Democratic-Republican2,54519.6%
Oct 7, 181615thAt-large
(2 seats)		generalLouis McLaneFederalist3,58024.1%Caesar Augustus RodneyDemocratic-Republican3,47623.4%[1]
Caleb RodneyFederalist3,41022.9%
Willard HallDemocratic-Republican3,52423.7%Thomas ClaytonFederalist4863.3%
Thomas CooperFederalist3902.6%
Oct 5, 181816thAt-large
(2 seats)		generalLouis McLaneFederalist3,09826.2%Thomas ClaytonFederalist2,90224.6%[1]
Willard HallDemocratic-Republican3,00725.4%George Read Jr.Democratic-Republican2,81023.8%
Oct 3, 182017thAt-large
(2 seats)		generalCaesar Augustus RodneyDemocratic-Republican4,02926.9%Willard HallDemocratic-Republican3,52523.5%[1]
Louis McLaneFederalist3,91826.2%John MitchellFederalist3,50023.4%
Oct 1, 1822At-largespecial[lower-alpha 5]Daniel RodneyFederalist3,88451.5%James DericksonDemocratic-Republican3,65348.5%[1]
Oct 1, 182218thAt-largegeneralLouis McLaneFederalist4,11054.3%Arnold NaudainDemocratic-Republican3,46645.7%[1]
Oct 5, 182419thAt-largegeneralLouis McLaneFederalist3,38751.7%Arnold NaudainDemocratic-Republican3,16348.3%[1]
Oct 3, 182620thAt-largegeneralLouis McLaneFederalist4,63054.1%Arnold NaudainDemocratic-Republican3,93145.9%[1]
Oct 2, 1827At-largespecial[lower-alpha 6]Kensey Johns Jr.National Republican4,14852.5%James A. Bayard Jr.Jacksonian Democratic3,75347.5%[1]
Oct 7, 182821stAt-largegeneralKensey Johns Jr.National Republican4,76952.3%James A. Bayard Jr.Jacksonian Democratic4,34747.7%[1]
Nov 13, 183022ndAt-largegeneralJohn J. MilliganNational Republican4,26752.7%Henry M. RidgelyJacksonian Democratic3,83347.3%[1]
Nov 13, 183223rdAt-largegeneralJohn J. MilliganNational Republican4,25750.7%Martin W. BatesJacksonian Democratic4,14249.3%[1]
Nov 11, 183424thAt-largegeneralJohn J. MilliganWhig4,77950.8%James A. Bayard Jr.Democratic4,62649.2%[1]
Nov 8, 183625thAt-largegeneralJohn J. MilliganWhig4,70552.6%Martin W. BatesDemocratic4,24747.4%[1]
Nov 13, 183826thAt-largegeneralThomas Robinson Jr.Democratic4,43750.3%John J. MilliganWhig4,37949.7%[1]
Nov 10, 184027thAt-largegeneralGeorge B. RodneyWhig5,89654.2%Thomas Robinson Jr.Democratic4,97445.8%[1]
Nov 8, 184228thAt-largegeneralGeorge B. RodneyWhig5,46550.04%William Hemphill JonesDemocratic5,45649.96%[1]
Nov 12, 184429thAt-largegeneralJohn W. HoustonWhig6,22950.8%George R. RiddleDemocratic6,02349.2%[1]
Nov 10, 184630thAt-largegeneralJohn W. HoustonWhig6,25451.0%John D. DelworthDemocratic6,00749.0%[1]
Nov 6, 184831stAt-largegeneralJohn W. HoustonWhig6,36951.4%William G. WhiteleyDemocratic6,02648.6%[1]
Nov 12, 185032ndAt-largegeneralGeorge R. RiddleDemocratic6,05549.2%George B. RodneyWhig5,93648.2%[1]
Francis D. WaitTemperance3132.5%
Nov 8, 185233rdAt-largegeneralGeorge R. RiddleDemocratic6,69250.2%John W. HoustonWhig6,63049.8%[1]
Nov 14, 185434thAt-largegeneralElisha D. CullenAmerican6,82051.8%George R. RiddleDemocratic6,33448.2%[1]
Nov 4, 185635thAt-largegeneralWilliam G. WhiteleyDemocratic8,11156.1%Elisha D. CullenAmerican6,36043.9%[1]
Nov 2, 185836thAt-largegeneralWilliam G. WhiteleyDemocratic7,86851.4%William H. MorrisPeople's7,45248.6%[1]
Nov 6, 186037thAt-largegeneralGeorge P. FisherPeople's7,73248.4%Benjamin T. BiggsDemocratic7,48546.8%[1]
Elias ReedDemocratic7614.8%
Nov 1, 186238thAt-largegeneralWilliam TempleDemocratic8,05150.1%George P. FisherUnion8,01449.9%[1]
Nov 19, 1863At-largespecial[lower-alpha 7]Nathaniel B. SmithersUnion8,21599.8%Charles BrownCopperhead150.2%[2]
Nov 8, 186439thAt-largegeneralJohn A. NicholsonDemocratic8,76251.5%Nathaniel B. SmithersUnion8,25348.5%[1]
Nov 6, 186640thAt-largegeneralJohn A. NicholsonDemocratic9,93353.7%John L. McKimRepublican8,55346.3%[1]
Nov 3, 186841stAt-largegeneralBenjamin T. BiggsDemocratic10,96158.9%Alfred I. TorbetRepublican7,63641.1%[1]
Nov 8, 187042ndAt-largegeneralBenjamin T. BiggsDemocratic12,43455.4%Joshua T. HealdRepublican10,00144.6%[1]
Nov 5, 187243rdAt-largegeneralJames R. LoflandRepublican11,37850.8%Eustis WrightDemocratic11,02349.2%[1]
Nov 3, 187444thAt-largegeneralJames WilliamsDemocratic12,60253.3%James R. LoflandRepublican11,02446.7%[1]
Nov 7, 187645thAt-largegeneralJames WilliamsDemocratic13,16954.9%Levi C. BirdRepublican10,59244.1%[1]
Charles MooreTemperance2361.0%
Nov 5, 187846thAt-largegeneralEdward L. MartinDemocratic10,57678.1%John G. JacksonGreenback2,96621.9%[1]
Nov 2, 188047thAt-largegeneralEdward L. MartinDemocratic14,96650.8%John W. HoustonRepublican14,33648.7%[1]
John G. JacksonGreenback1320.4%
Nov 7, 188248thAt-largegeneralCharles B. LoreDemocratic16,56353.1%Washington HastingsRepublican14,64046.9%[1]
Nov 4, 188449thAt-largegeneralCharles B. LoreDemocratic17,05457.0%Anthony HigginsRepublican12,87843.0%[1]
Nov 2, 188650thAt-largegeneralJohn B. PeningtonDemocratic13,83762.2%Richard W. CooperTemperance Reform8,39237.8%[1]
Nov 6, 188851stAt-largegeneralJohn B. PeningtonDemocratic16,39655.2%Charles H. TreatRepublican12,93543.5%[1]
Charles H. RegisterProhibition3871.3%
Nov 4, 189052ndAt-largegeneralJohn W. CauseyDemocratic17,84850.6%Henry P. CannonRepublican17,18048.7%[1]
Daniel M. GreenProhibition2570.7%
Nov 8, 189253rdAt-largegeneralJohn W. CauseyDemocratic18,55450.0%Jonathan S. WillisRepublican18,08048.7%[1]
Lewis M. PriceProhibition5091.4%
Nov 6, 189454thAt-largegeneralJonathan S. WillisRepublican19,78950.8%Samuel BancroftDemocratic18,49247.5%[1]
W. W. BullockProhibition5841.5%
John P. DonahueIndependent Democratic670.2%
Nov 3, 189655thAt-largegeneralL. Irving HandyDemocratic15,40744.0%Jonathan S. WillisUnion Republican11,15931.9%[1]
Robert G. HoustonRepublican7,12320.4%
Thomas F. Bayard Jr.Honest Money Democratic8442.4%
William FariesProhibition4621.3%
Nov 8, 189856thAt-largegeneralJohn H. HoffeckerRepublican17,56653.1%L. Irving HandyDemocratic15,05345.5%[1]
Lewis M. BrosiusProhibition4541.4%
Nov 6, 1900At-largespecial[lower-alpha 8]Walter O. HoffeckerRepublican22,38953.5%Edward FowlerDemocratic19,01245.4%[1]
Lewis M. PriceProhibition3940.9%
John P. MettlerSocial Democratic550.1%
Nov 6, 190057thAt-largegeneralL. Heisler BallRepublican22,35353.1%Alexander M. DalyDemocratic19,15745.5%[1]
Lewis M. BrosiusProhibition5481.3%
Nathan ShtofmanSocial Democratic540.1%
Nov 4, 190258thAt-largegeneralHenry A. HoustonDemocratic16,39642.9%William A. ByrneUnion Republican12,99834.0%[1]
L. Heisler BallRepublican8,02821.0%
George W. ToddProhibition5691.5%
James A. WardLabor2160.6%
Nov 8, 190459thAt-largegeneralHiram R. BurtonRepublican23,51253.7%Edward D. HearneDemocratic19,55244.6%[1]
William FariesProhibition6071.4%
John P. EdwardsSocialist1350.3%
Nov 6, 190660thAt-largegeneralHiram R. BurtonRepublican20,21052.8%David T. MarvelDemocratic17,11844.8%[1]
Alfred SmithProhibition7672.0%
Frank A. HouckSocialist1490.4%
Nov 3, 190861stAt-largegeneralWilliam H. HealdRepublican24,31450.7%L. Irving HandyDemocratic22,51546.9%[1]
William E. HawkinsProhibition9211.9%
Frank A. HouckSocialist2280.5%
Elliott CressonIndependence League10<0.1%
Nov 8, 191062ndAt-largegeneralWilliam H. HealdRepublican22,41050.9%Robert C. WhiteDemocratic20,28146.1%[1]
Lewis M. BrosiusProhibition7631.7%
Frank A. HouckSocialist5591.3%
Nov 5, 191263rdAt-largegeneralFranklin BrocksonDemocratic22,48546.2%George HallRepublican16,74034.4%[1]
Hiram R. BurtonNational Progressive5,49711.3%
Louis A. DrexlerProgressive2,8255.8%
John H. KellyProhibition5971.2%
Edward NortonSocialist5631.2%
Nov 3, 191464thAt-largegeneralThomas W. MillerRepublican22,92250.1%Franklin BrocksonDemocratic20,68145.2%[1]
James H. AndersonProhibition/Progressive1,6533.6%
William H. ConnorSocialist4631.0%
Nov 7, 191665thAt-largegeneralAlbert F. PolkDemocratic24,39547.6%Thomas W. MillerRepublican24,20247.3%[1]
Edward G. BradfordProgressive2,1304.2%
Frederick K. MillerSocialist4840.9%
Nov 5, 191866thAt-largegeneralCaleb R. LaytonRepublican21,22651.4%Albert F. PolkDemocratic19,65247.6%[1]
William H. CrawfordSocialist4201.0%
Nov 2, 192067thAt-largegeneralCaleb R. LaytonRepublican52,14555.7%James R. ClementsDemocratic40,20643.0%[1]
Robert A. WalkerSocialist1,0631.1%
Howard T. EnnisIndependent1960.2%
Nov 7, 192268thAt-largegeneralWilliam H. BoyceDemocratic39,12653.9%Caleb R. LaytonRepublican32,57744.9%[1]
Frank A. HouckForward9081.3%
Nov 4, 192469thAt-largegeneralRobert G. HoustonRepublican51,53658.6%William H. BoyceDemocratic35,94340.8%[1]
Florence GarvinProhibition5190.6%
Nov 2, 192670thAt-largegeneralRobert G. HoustonRepublican38,91956.9%Merrill H. TilghmanDemocratic29,42443.1%[1]
Nov 6, 192871stAt-largegeneralRobert G. HoustonRepublican66,36163.6%John M. RichardsonDemocratic38,04536.4%[1]
Nov 4, 193072ndAt-largegeneralRobert G. HoustonRepublican48,49355.7%John P. Le FevreDemocratic38,39144.1%[1]
Arnold WilliamsCommunist1270.1%
Nov 8, 193273rdAt-largegeneralWilbur L. AdamsDemocratic51,69846.1%Reuben Satterthwaite Jr.Republican48,84143.6%[1]
Francis B. ShortProhibition10,5609.4%
Edgar G. ShaefferSocialist8870.8%
Frank RhoadesCommunist110<0.1%
Nov 6, 193474thAt-largegeneralJ. George StewartRepublican52,46853.1%John C. HazzardDemocratic45,92746.5%[1]
William A. MayerSocialist4040.4%
Joseph P. DanielsCommunist58<0.1%
Nov 3, 193675thAt-largegeneralWilliam F. AllenDemocratic65,48551.7%J. George StewartRepublican55,66443.9%[1]
James A. EllisonIndependent Republican5,3384.2%
William A. MayerSocialist1760.1%
Nov 8, 193876thAt-largegeneralGeorge S. WilliamsRepublican60,66155.9%William F. AllenDemocratic46,98943.3%[1]
William J. HighfieldIndependent Republican8160.8%
Ralph L. BrownProhibition105<0.1%
Nov 5, 194077thAt-largegeneralPhilip A. TraynorDemocratic68,20550.6%George S. WilliamsRepublican64,38447.8%[3]
Royden C. CaulkLiberal Democratic2,1891.6%
Nov 3, 194278thAt-largegeneralEarle D. WilleyRepublican45,37653.6%Philip A. TraynorDemocratic38,79145.8%[3]
Charles A. KirkProhibition5590.7%
Nov 7, 194479thAt-largegeneralPhilip A. TraynorDemocratic63,64950.3%Earle D. WilleyRepublican62,37849.3%[3]
Harold H. VigneulleProhibition4130.3%
Nov 5, 194680thAt-largegeneralJ. Caleb BoggsRepublican63,51656.4%Philip A. TraynorDemocratic49,10543.6%[3]
Nov 2, 194881stAt-largegeneralJ. Caleb BoggsRepublican71,12750.6%J. Carl McGuiganDemocratic68,90949.0%[3]
Edward C. GrahamProhibition3990.3%
LeRoy B. JonesSocialist100<0.1%
Nov 7, 195082ndAt-largegeneralJ. Caleb BoggsRepublican73,31356.7%Henry M. WinchesterRepublican56,09143.3%[3]
Nov 4, 195283rdAt-largegeneralHerbert WarburtonRepublican88,28551.9%Joseph S. ScannellDemocratic81,73048.1%[3]
Nov 2, 195484thAt-largegeneralHarris McDowellDemocratic79,20154.9%Lillian I. MartinRepublican65,03545.1%[1]
Nov 6, 195685thAt-largegeneralHarry G. Haskell Jr.Republican91,53852.0%Harris McDowellDemocratic84,64448.0%[1]
Nov 4, 195886thAt-largegeneralHarris McDowellDemocratic76,79750.2%Harry G. Haskell Jr.Republican76,09949.8%[1]
Nov 8, 196087thAt-largegeneralHarris McDowellDemocratic98,22750.5%James T. McKinstryRepublican96,33749.5%[1]
Nov 6, 196288thAt-largegeneralHarris McDowellDemocratic81,16652.9%Wilmer F. WilliamsRepublican71,93446.9%[1]
Joseph B. HollonSocialist Labor2560.2%
Nov 3, 196489thAt-largegeneralHarris McDowellDemocratic112,36156.6%James H. SnowdenRepublican86,25443.4%[1]
George LaForestSocialist Labor76<0.1%
Nov 8, 196690thAt-largegeneralWilliam RothRepublican90,96155.8%Harris McDowellDemocratic72,14244.2%[3]
Nov 5, 196891stAt-largegeneralWilliam RothRepublican117,82758.7%Harris McDowellDemocratic82,99341.3%[3]
Nov 3, 197092ndAt-largegeneralPete du PontRepublican86,12553.7%John D. DanielloDemocratic71,42944.6%[3]
Walter HoeyAmerican2,7591.7%
Nov 7, 197293rdAt-largegeneralPete du PontRepublican141,23762.5%Norma HandloffDemocratic83,23036.9%[3]
Robert G. LoPrestiAmerican1,1200.5%
Rachel L. DickersonProhibition2640.1%
Nov 5, 197494thAt-largegeneralPete du PontRepublican93,82658.5%James R. SolesDemocratic63,49039.6%[3]
Donald G. GiesAmerican1,2500.8%
John TragerPublic Congress1,2410.8%
George C. BrownProhibition3700.2%
Melvin DillardU.S. Labor151<0.1%
Nov 2, 197695thAt-largegeneralThomas B. Evans Jr.Republican110,67751.5%Samuel L. ShipleyDemocratic102,43147.7%[3]
Robert G. LoPrestiAmerican8400.4%
Joseph B. HollonSocialist Labor3470.2%
Raymond R. GreenProhibition3460.2%
Phillip ValentiU.S. Labor158<0.1%
Nov 7, 197896thAt-largegeneralThomas B. Evans Jr.Republican91,68958.2%Gary E. HindesDemocratic64,86341.2%[3]
James E. HicksAmerican1,0140.6%
Nov 4, 198097thAt-largegeneralThomas B. Evans Jr.Republican133,84261.8%Robert L. MaxwellDemocratic81,22737.5%[3]
Lawrence D. SullivanLibertarian1,5060.7%
Nov 2, 198298thAt-largegeneralTom CarperDemocratic98,53352.4%Thomas B. Evans Jr.Republican87,15346.3%[3]
Mary D. GiesAmerican1,1090.6%
Richard A. CohenLibertarian7110.4%
David A. NuttallCitizens5580.3%
Nov 6, 198499thAt-largegeneralTom CarperDemocratic142,07058.5%Elise du PontRepublican100,65041.4%[3]
Vernon L. EtzelLibertarian2940.1%
Nov 4, 1986100thAt-largegeneralTom CarperDemocratic106,35166.2%Thomas S. NeubergerRepublican53,76733.4%[3]
Patrick F. HarrisonAmerican6390.4%
Nov 8, 1988101stAt-largegeneralTom CarperDemocratic158,33867.5%James P. KrapfRepublican76,17932.5%[3]
Nov 6, 1990102ndAt-largegeneralTom CarperDemocratic116,27465.5%Ralph O. WilliamsRepublican58,03732.7%[3]
Richard A. CohenLibertarian3,1211.8%
Nov 3, 1992103rdAt-largegeneralMike CastleRepublican153,03755.4%S. B. WooDemocratic117,42642.5%[3]
Peggy SchmittLibertarian5,6612.1%
Nov 8, 1994104thAt-largegeneralMike CastleRepublican137,96070.7%Carol Ann DeSantisDemocratic51,80326.6%[3]
Danny Ray BeaverLibertarian3,8692.0%
Donald M. HockmuthA Delaware Party1,4050.7%
Nov 5, 1996105thAt-largegeneralMike CastleRepublican185,57669.5%Dennis E. WilliamsDemocratic73,25327.5%[3]
George A. JurgensenLibertarian4,0001.5%
Felicia B. JohnsonU.S. Taxpayers3,0091.1%
Robert E. MattsonNatural Law9870.4%
Nov 3, 1998106thAt-largegeneralMike CastleRepublican119,81166.4%Dennis E. WilliamsDemocratic57,44631.8%[3]
James P. WebsterU.S. Taxpayers2,4111.3%
Kim Stanley BemisNatural Law8590.5%
Nov 7, 2000107thAt-largegeneralMike CastleRepublican211,79767.6%Micheal C. MillerDemocratic96,48830.8%[3]
James P. WebsterConstitution2,4900.8%
Brad C. ThomasLibertarian2,3510.8%
Nov 5, 2002108thAt-largegeneralMike CastleRepublican164,60572.1%Micheal C. MillerDemocratic61,01126.7%[3]
Brad C. ThomasLibertarian2,7891.2%
Nov 2, 2004109thAt-largegeneralMike CastleRepublican245,80869.1%Paul DonnellyDemocratic105,63429.7%[3]
Maurice J. BarrosIndependent Party of Delaware2,3340.7%
William E. MorrisLibertarian2,0120.6%
Nov 7, 2006110thAt-largegeneralMike CastleRepublican143,89757.2%Dennis SpivackDemocratic97,56538.8%[3]
Karen Hartley-NagleIndependent Party of Delaware5,7692.3%
Michael BergGreen4,4631.8%
Nov 4, 2008111thAt-largegeneralMike CastleRepublican235,43761.1%Karen Hartley-NagleDemocratic146,43438.0%[3]
Mark Anthony ParksLibertarian3,5860.9%
Nov 2, 2010112thAt-largegeneralJohn CarneyDemocratic173,54356.8%Glen UrquhartRepublican125,44241.0%[3]
Earl R. LoflandIndependent Party of Delaware3,7041.2%
Brent A. WangenLibertarian1,9860.6%
Jeffrey BrownBlue Enigma9610.3%
Nov 6, 2012113thAt-largegeneralJohn CarneyDemocratic249,93364.4%Tom KovachRepublican129,75733.4%[3]
Bernard AugustGreen4,2731.1%
Scott GestyLibertarian4,0961.1%
Nov 4, 2014114thAt-largegeneralJohn CarneyDemocratic137,25159.3%Rose IzzoRepublican85,14636.8%[3]
Bernard AugustGreen4,8012.1%
Scott GestyLibertarian4,4191.9%
Nov 8, 2016115thAt-largegeneralLisa Blunt RochesterDemocratic233,55455.5%Hans ReigleRepublican172,30141.0%[3]
Mark J. PerriGreen8,3262.0%
Scott GestyLibertarian6,4361.5%
Nov 6, 2018116thAt-largegeneralLisa Blunt RochesterDemocratic227,35364.5%Scott WalkerRepublican125,38435.5%[3]
Nov 3, 2020117thAt-largegeneralLisa Blunt RochesterDemocratic281,38257.6%Lee H. MurphyRepublican196,39240.2%[3]
Catherine S. PurcellIndependent Party of Delaware6,6821.4%
David L. RogersLibertarian3,8140.8%
Nov 8, 2022118thAt-largegeneralLisa Blunt RochesterDemocratic178,41655.5%Lee H. MurphyRepublican138,20143.0%[3]
Cody McNuttLibertarian3,0741.0%
David L. RogersNon-Partisan Delaware1,9580.6%
Nov 5, 2024119thAt-largegeneralTBD

Notes

  1. ↑ Write-in candidates are not listed or included in calculations here unless they received at least 1% of the vote in an election.
  2. ↑ Totals approved by the U.S. House of Representatives on February 14, 1794.
  3. ↑ Vice James A. Bayard, elevated.
  4. ↑ Vice James M. Broom, resigned.
  5. ↑ Vice Caesar Augustus Rodney, elevated.
  6. ↑ Vice Louis McLane, elevated.
  7. ↑ Vice William Temple, deceased.
  8. ↑ Vice John H. Hoffecker, deceased.

References

  1. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 80 81 82 83 84 85 86 87 88 Dubin, Michael (1998). United States Congressional Elections, 1788–1997. McFarland & Company.
  2. ↑ "Proclamation". Delaware Gazette and State Journal. December 8, 1863.
  3. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 Delaware Department of Elections. "Election Results Archive". Retrieved August 22, 2023.
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