Delaware voters have made history in the 2020 election, casting their ballots in key races that will have a significant impact on the state’s political landscape. President Kamala Harris was quickly called as the winner in the state, securing three electoral college votes as a democratic stronghold since 1988. U.S. Rep. Lisa Blunt Rochester also made history, becoming the first woman and first Black person to represent Delaware in the Senate. She defeated Republican Eric Hansen, filling the seat left vacant by fellow Democrat Tom Carper.
In the U.S. House race, Delaware state Sen. Sarah McBride has been elected and will become the first openly transgender person to serve in Congress. She defeated Republican John Whalen III and has established a national profile as an LGBTQ activist. Additionally, Matt Meyer, a former school math teacher and small business owner, won the governor’s race in Delaware, promising to fix the state’s education system.
These election results mark a historic moment for Delaware, showcasing a diverse and groundbreaking group of candidates in key political positions. The voters of Delaware have spoken, selecting individuals who will work to bring progress and change to the state.
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