Attorney General Kathy Jennings has announced her bid for a third term as Delaware’s chief legal officer. With a track record of success in reducing violent crime, fighting government corruption, and securing major settlements, Jennings is looking to continue her work of protecting the people of Delaware.
In response to President Trump’s executive orders, Jennings has joined coalitions of attorneys general to challenge what they believe to be unconstitutional actions. She has taken legal action against attempts to pause federal funds, end birthright citizenship, and restrict access to sensitive data by unauthorized individuals.
Looking ahead to her potential third term, Jennings aims to investigate conditions in manufactured housing communities and crack down on predatory landlord practices. She emphasizes the importance of holding accountable those who put Delawareans in danger through violations of the law.
Jennings also highlights her strong partnership with Governor Matt Meyer, expressing gratitude for their collaboration during challenging times. If reelected, she would continue working under Meyer’s administration to address ongoing issues in the state.
As the first candidate to announce a bid for the 2026 State Attorney General election, Jennings is setting the stage for what is expected to be a competitive race. With the primary election scheduled for September 2026 and the General election to follow in November, voters will have the opportunity to decide on the future leadership of Delaware’s legal landscape.
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