Auditor of Accounts (Democratic Party)
- LYDIA YORK Democratic Party Leading35,881 71.0%
- KATHLEEN K. MCGUINESS Democratic Party14,640 29.0%
50,521 votes counted
Election results
2022 State Primary Election
Races on Dover ballots come first, then every race in Delaware.
Results from the Delaware Department of Elections. AskDover does not call races. "Leading" only means the most votes counted so far.
Data as of Thu, Sep 15, 2:26 PM (Dover time).
All races in Delaware
Levy Court District 4 (Republican Party)
- ROBERT SCOTT Republican Party Leading1,261 51.2%
- MORGAN HUDSON Republican Party1,200 48.8%
2,461 votes counted
Levy Court District 6 (Republican Party)
- PAUL HERTZ Republican Party Leading960 53.2%
- MITCHELL DENHAM Republican Party846 46.8%
1,806 votes counted
NC County Council District 1 (Democratic Party)
- BRANDON TOOLE Democratic Party Leading1,304 58.0%
- FRANK MAULE Democratic Party943 42.0%
2,247 votes counted
SC Council District 5 (Republican Party)
- JOHN L. RIELEY Republican Party Leading2,511 62.2%
- KELLER HOPKINS Republican Party1,527 37.8%
4,038 votes counted
SC Recorder of Deeds (Republican Party)
- ALEXANDRA REED BAKER Republican Party Leading8,262 50.6%
- SCOTT DAILEY Republican Party8,064 49.4%
16,326 votes counted
SC Register of Wills (Republican Party)
- GREG FULLER Republican Party Leading6,503 39.1%
- CANDICE GREEN WILKINSON Republican Party6,182 37.2%
- ELLEN M. MAGEE Republican Party3,953 23.8%
16,638 votes counted
State Representative District 1 (Democratic Party)
- NNAMDI O. CHUKWUOCHA Democratic Party Leading1,427 51.6%
- SHANE' NICOLE DARBY Democratic Party1,337 48.4%
2,764 votes counted
State Representative District 13 (Democratic Party)
- DESHANNA U. NEAL Democratic Party Leading669 50.9%
- JOHN L. MITCHELL JR Democratic Party645 49.1%
1,314 votes counted
State Representative District 18 (Democratic Party)
- SOPHIE PHILLIPS Democratic Party Leading821 71.1%
- MARTIN C. WILLIS Democratic Party334 28.9%
1,155 votes counted
State Representative District 2 (Democratic Party)
- STEPHANIE T. BOLDEN Democratic Party Leading711 62.1%
- JAMES J. TAYLOR Democratic Party434 37.9%
1,145 votes counted
State Representative District 25 (Democratic Party)
- CYNDIE ROMER Democratic Party Leading1,200 84.9%
- EDWARD J. KLIMA Democratic Party213 15.1%
1,413 votes counted
State Representative District 26 (Democratic Party)
- MADINAH WILSON-ANTON Democratic Party Leading1,059 67.7%
- KELLY WILLIAMS MARESCA Democratic Party506 32.3%
1,565 votes counted
State Representative District 27 (Democratic Party)
- ERIC MORRISON Democratic Party Leading1,114 66.0%
- MICHAEL F. HERTZFELD Democratic Party573 34.0%
1,687 votes counted
State Representative District 32 (Democratic Party)
- KERRI EVELYN HARRIS Democratic Party Leading725 64.6%
- PHIL MCGINNIS Democratic Party270 24.0%
- LAMONT C. PIERCE Democratic Party76 6.8%
- LAVAUGHN MCCUTCHEN Democratic Party52 4.6%
1,123 votes counted
State Representative District 36 (Republican Party)
- BRYAN W. SHUPE Republican Party Leading1,394 68.8%
- PATRICK SMITH Republican Party632 31.2%
2,026 votes counted
State Representative District 4 (Republican Party)
- JEFF HILOVSKY Republican Party Leading1,372 61.1%
- BRADLEY H. LAYFIELD Republican Party875 38.9%
2,247 votes counted
State Representative District 6 (Democratic Party)
- DEBRA J. HEFFERNAN Democratic Party Leading1,567 55.5%
- BECCA COTTO Democratic Party1,256 44.5%
2,823 votes counted
State Senator District 14 (Democratic Party)
- KYRA HOFFNER Democratic Party Leading1,015 34.4%
- MICHAEL "TATER" HILL-SHANER Democratic Party794 26.9%
- KEVIN MUSTO Democratic Party570 19.3%
- ROBERT SEBASTIANO Democratic Party312 10.6%
- SAM NOEL Democratic Party262 8.9%
2,953 votes counted
State Senator District 16 (Republican Party)
- ERIC BUCKSON Republican Party Leading1,915 51.1%
- KIM PETTERS Republican Party1,017 27.1%
- COLIN BONINI Republican Party815 21.8%
3,747 votes counted
State Senator District 6 (Democratic Party)
- RUSS HUXTABLE Democratic Party Leading3,938 67.9%
- JOHN "JACK" BUCCHIONI Democratic Party1,862 32.1%
5,800 votes counted