Delaware has two windows for early in-person voting, and you won't need to produce identification at the polling places. What Delawareans should know.

There are multiple ways to register to vote in Delaware: You may register to vote online at ivote.de.gov. You may register to vote by downloading and printing a form from the Department of Elections website, de.gov/vrapp. Complete your application, sign your name, and submit your completed form to the Department of Elections.

In November's general election, Democratic candidate and New Castle County Executive Matt Meyer and Republican nominee and Delaware House Minority Leader Mike Ramone are facing off in the gubernatorial race.

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Many advocates are urging the next governor to invest in improving Delaware's health care system. Here's what they had to say.

Here are the steps you need to take to change your party affiliation in Delaware, but time is running out. Here's how to change your political party.

But Vice President Kamala Harris and Former President Donald Trump aren't the only two people on the ballot in the First State. Here are some Delaware-specific races to keep an eye on this election: 1.

Republicans haven’t held one of the nine statewide seats since 2018, but some pin hopes on “Delaware yellow” gubernatorial candidate Mike Ramone.

This November, many Delawareans will have their choice between familiar faces and write-in candidates. Here's what voters need to know.

And the community kickoff came fit with activities, Kona Ice and cookies baked by students. Brennon serves about 100 scholars, ranging from 2 to 22, from surrounding New Castle County, on the severe end of the autism spectrum. The reach of the Delaware Autism Program is wider yet.

Delawareans need to register to vote by Saturday, October 12, to vote in November's general elections. Here's how to register to vote right now.

You can register to vote and change your political party affiliation both online and in person. You will need to print, fill out and submit Delaware's all-in-one voter application to a county election office.