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Nov 3, 2026

What this office does: The attorney general is Delaware's chief lawyer and prosecutor: the Department of Justice prosecutes crimes statewide and represents the state and its agencies.

David C. "Dave" Graham

Republican

Delaware state finance official

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Kathy Jennings

DemocraticIncumbent

Attorney General of Delaware

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  • Supports continued efforts to reduce violent crime
  • Supports challenging Trump administration orders in court
  • Pledges to protect immigrants' rights and abortion rights
  • Secured an opioid settlement for the state
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  1. Supports continued efforts to reduce violent crime

    Incumbent Kathy Jennings wins Delaware Democratic primary for attorney general

    News coverage · WHYY · Sep 15, 2026 · whyy.org

    “Jennings, 73, has said she’s running on her record of reducing violent crime and recidivism, holding corporations accountable”
  2. Supports challenging Trump administration orders in court

    Incumbent Kathy Jennings wins Delaware Democratic primary for attorney general

    News coverage · WHYY · Sep 15, 2026 · whyy.org

    “joining other attorneys general in challenging the Trump administration’s executive orders and policies.”
  3. Pledges to protect immigrants' rights and abortion rights

    Jennings easily wins Democratic primary for Attorney General

    News coverage · Delaware Public Media · Sep 16, 2026 · delawarepublic.org

    “Delawareans need someone who will fight to protect immigration rights, reproductive freedom, and enforce policy that protects children.”
  4. Secured an opioid settlement for the state

    Meet Kathy — Kathy Jennings for Attorney General

    Campaign website · Kathy for Delaware · kathyfordelaware.com

    “She held opioid manufacturers accountable for the devastation they have brought to our state”

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