2026 Delaware Voter Guide Survey Answers Endorsements Early Voting and Family Values
- kcrcea
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Delaware elections can be decided by a handful of votes, so guessing isn’t a great plan. The 2026 Delaware Voter Guide is built to help families compare candidates before they walk into the voting booth.
What’s inside the guide
The guide brings key election details into one place, including:
Candidate survey answers
Endorsements from trusted groups
Voting records for elected officials
Polling place information
Early voting details when available
That matters because campaign ads only tell part of the story. Survey answers and voting records can show where candidates actually stand. DEVoterGuide.com
Look at candidates through a family values lens.
Before voting, ask simple questions. Does this candidate respect parents? Do their positions protect children, faith, life, opportunity, and local communities? Do their past votes match what they promise now?
Family values aren’t just talking points. They shape schools, safety, taxes, health policy, and basic freedoms close to home. Click here to find your polling place and to see if there is a primary in your district.
Check early voting before you go.
Early voting can help if Election Day is busy, but don’t assume every site has the same schedule. Check the guide for early voting dates, times, and polling locations, then confirm your assigned options before heading out.
Early Voting Days:
Sept. 2-5, 7 am - 7 pm
Sept. 8, 7 am - 7 pm
Sept. 9-13, 11 am - 7 pm
Primary Election Day: Sept. 15, 7 am - 8 pm
Also check your primary eligibility. Delaware primaries can have rules based on registration, so make sure your party status and voter registration are current.
Make your voting plan now.
Pick your voting method, choose a time, find your location, and remind a friend. Close races are real. One missed vote can change a school board, a county office, or a statewide result.
Before you vote, visit DEVoterGuide.com for more insights, then share the guide with your family, church, neighbors, and community. A prepared voter is a powerful voter. Thanks to the Delaware Family Policy Council for providing this guide.
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