United States House of Representatives elections in Delaware

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. Dubin, Michael (1998). United States Congressional Elections, 1788–1997. McFarland & Company.
  2. "Proclamation". Delaware Gazette and State Journal. December 8, 1863.
  3. Delaware Department of Elections. "Election Results Archive". Retrieved August 22, 2023.
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