The DE House [RESULTS] Dems pick up 2 seats, expand majority

Filed in National by on November 2, 2010

Alright. Rebecca Walker wins finally. A pick up for the Dems in the 9th. Heffernan looks to be winning in the 6th, another pickup for the Dems. Kovach will be Carney’s challenger in 2012. Shockingly, it looks like Dennis E. Williams will win the 10th, so a hold for the Dems, depriving the GOP of a major pickup opportunity. Barbieri holds on in the 18th. Osienski picks up the 24th for the Dems. All Dem pickups so far. Bennett and Scott win in Kent County, while Walls loses. So one pickup for the GOP when they should have had all three of those races. Shockingly horrible performance for the Delaware GOP, indicating that the state party is dead. All other incumbents have won. So the Democrats have picked up 3 seats, the GOP have picked up 1, so that is a net gain of 2 seats for the Dems tonight in the House.

STATE REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT 1

11 of 11 Districts Reported

DEMOCRATIC PARTY
DENNIS P. WILLIAMS 5891 152 6043 100 . 0 %

STATE REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT 2

13 of 15 Districts Reported

DEMOCRATIC PARTY
STEPHANIE T. BOLDEN 4215 99 4314 100 . 0 %

STATE REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT 3

12 of 12 Districts Reported

DEMOCRATIC PARTY
HELENE M. KEELEY 3285 90 3375 83 . 1 %
WORKING FAMILIES PARTY
ROBERT BOVELL 669 15 684 16 . 9 %

STATE REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT 4

17 of 19 Districts Reported

DEMOCRATIC PARTY
GERALD L. BRADY 4581 275 4856 64 . 9 %
REPUBLICAN PARTY
RICHARD CARROLL 2481 150 2631 35 . 1 %

STATE REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT 5

11 of 11 Districts Reported

DEMOCRATIC PARTY
MELANIE GEORGE 4838 83 4921 100 . 0 %

STATE REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT 6

11 of 12 Districts Reported

DEMOCRATIC PARTY
DEBRA HEFFERNAN 3664 123 3787 51 . 0 %
REPUBLICAN PARTY
THOMAS H. KOVACH 3451 95 3546 47 . 8 %
LIBERTARIAN PARTY
MATTHEW JOHN FLEBBE 89 0 89 1 . 2 %

STATE REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT 7

14 of 14 Districts Reported

DEMOCRATIC PARTY
BRYON H. SHORT 4777 206 4983 56 . 9 %
REPUBLICAN PARTY
JUDITH TRAVIS 3507 112 3619 41 . 3 %
INDEPENDENT PARTY OF DEL
SCOTT GESTY 84 3 87 1 . 0 %
LIBERTARIAN PARTY
SCOTT GESTY 69 5 74 0 . 8 %

STATE REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT 8

11 of 12 Districts Reported

DEMOCRATIC PARTY
S. QUINTON JOHNSON 5199 107 5306 63 . 1 %
REPUBLICAN PARTY
KATHLEEN ROKOSZ 3037 66 3103 36 . 9 %

STATE REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT 9

10 of 10 Districts Reported

DEMOCRATIC PARTY
REBECCA WALKER 5508 75 5583 51 . 3 %
REPUBLICAN PARTY
JOHN MARINO 5198 103 5301 48 . 7 %

STATE REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT 10

11 of 12 Districts Reported

DEMOCRATIC PARTY
DENNIS E. WILLIAMS 3605 125 3730 52 . 5 %
REPUBLICAN PARTY
ROBERT M. RHODUNDA 3261 118 3379 47 . 5 %

STATE REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT 11

14 of 14 Districts Reported

DEMOCRATIC PARTY
JOSHUA SAMUEL SCHOENBERG 3220 97 3317 39 . 0 %
REPUBLICAN PARTY
GREGORY F. LAVELLE 5025 173 5198 61 . 0 %

STATE REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT 12

12 of 12 Districts Reported

REPUBLICAN PARTY
DEBORAH D. HUDSON 5794 272 6066 88 . 8 %
LIBERTARIAN PARTY
JAMES E. CHRISTINA 741 26 767 11 . 2 %

STATE REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT 13

11 of 12 Districts Reported

DEMOCRATIC PARTY
JOHN L. MITCHELL JR. 3679 63 3742 90 . 1 %
THE BLUE ENIGMA PARTY
JEFFREY BROWN 408 3 411 9 . 9 %

STATE REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT 14

2 of 7 Districts Reported

DEMOCRATIC PARTY
* PETER C. SCHWARTZKOPF 1500 194 1694 55 . 8 %
REPUBLICAN PARTY
CHRISTOPHER J. WEEKS 1224 117 1341 44 . 2 %

STATE REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT 15

9 of 9 Districts Reported

DEMOCRATIC PARTY
VALERIE LONGHURST 6622 141 6763 70 . 7 %
REPUBLICAN PARTY
JAMES VAN HOUTEN 2581 78 2659 27 . 8 %
LIBERTARIAN PARTY
GEORGE EDWARD BARNETT 149 1 150 1 . 5 %

STATE REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT 16

11 of 11 Districts Reported

DEMOCRATIC PARTY
JAMES JOHNSON 5253 75 5328 100 . 0 %

STATE REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT 17

12 of 12 Districts Reported

DEMOCRATIC PARTY
MICHAEL MULROONEY 4976 132 5108 100 . 0 %

STATE REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT 18

11 of 11 Districts Reported

DEMOCRATIC PARTY
MICHAEL A. BARBIERI 3059 56 3115 53 . 0 %
REPUBLICAN PARTY
TERRY R. SPENCE 2620 57 2677 45 . 5 %
WORKING FAMILIES PARTY
TERRY R. SPENCE 86 3 89 1 . 5 %

STATE REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT 19

11 of 11 Districts Reported

DEMOCRATIC PARTY
ROBERT F. GILLIGAN 4417 110 4527 73 . 4 %
REPUBLICAN PARTY
VINCENT RUFF 1606 37 1643 26 . 6 %

STATE REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT 20

12 of 13 Districts Reported

DEMOCRATIC PARTY
FRANCIS J. SWIFT JR. 2928 81 3009 37 . 7 %
REPUBLICAN PARTY
NICK T. MANOLAKOS 4795 183 4978 62 . 3 %

STATE REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT 21

14 of 14 Districts Reported

REPUBLICAN PARTY
MICHAEL RAMONE 5207 149 5356 100 . 0 %

STATE REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT 22

13 of 14 Districts Reported

DEMOCRATIC PARTY
DAVID E. ELLIS 2516 76 2592 32 . 6 %
REPUBLICAN PARTY
JOSEPH E. MIRO 5215 133 5348 67 . 4 %

STATE REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT 23

9 of 10 Districts Reported

DEMOCRATIC PARTY
TERESA L. SCHOOLEY 3909 178 4087 68 . 5 %
REPUBLICAN PARTY
WILLIAM R. STRITZINGER 1828 51 1879 31 . 5 %

STATE REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT 24

9 of 9 Districts Reported

DEMOCRATIC PARTY
EDWARD S. OSIENSKI 3473 57 3530 68 . 3 %
REPUBLICAN PARTY
ABRAHAM H. JONES 1607 28 1635 31 . 7 %

STATE REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT 25

8 of 9 Districts Reported

DEMOCRATIC PARTY
JOHN A. KOWALKO JR. 3034 81 3115 64 . 9 %
REPUBLICAN PARTY
GORDON WINEGAR 1635 52 1687 35 . 1 %

STATE REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT 26

8 of 9 Districts Reported

DEMOCRATIC PARTY
JOHN J. VIOLA 3866 74 3940 96 . 5 %
REPUBLICAN PARTY
HANS-ERIK JANCO 130 13 143 3 . 5 %

STATE REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT 27

9 of 10 Districts Reported

DEMOCRATIC PARTY
EARL G. JAQUES JR. 4162 76 4238 64 . 0 %
REPUBLICAN PARTY
JAY GALLOWAY 2339 46 2385 36 . 0 %

STATE REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT 28

14 of 14 Districts Reported

DEMOCRATIC PARTY
* WILLIAM J. CARSON JR. 4337 197 4534 67 . 7 %
REPUBLICAN PARTY
KAREN MINNER 2059 102 2161 32 . 3 %

STATE REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT 29

7 of 7 Districts Reported

DEMOCRATIC PARTY
JOHN W. MCCUTCHAN 3579 94 3673 41 . 5 %
REPUBLICAN PARTY
LINCOLN D. WILLIS 4983 193 5176 58 . 5 %

STATE REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT 30

8 of 8 Districts Reported

REPUBLICAN PARTY
* WILLIAM R. OUTTEN 5320 194 5514 100 . 0 %

STATE REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT 31

7 of 7 Districts Reported

DEMOCRATIC PARTY
* DARRYL M. SCOTT 3278 209 3487 59 . 1 %
REPUBLICAN PARTY
RONALD SMITH 2205 206 2411 40 . 9 %

STATE REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT 32

10 of 10 Districts Reported

DEMOCRATIC PARTY
* E. BRADFORD BENNETT 2179 112 2291 50 . 2 %
REPUBLICAN PARTY
BETH B. MILLER 1864 130 1994 43 . 7 %
INDEPENDENT PARTY OF DEL
WILLIAM MCVAY 193 11 204 4 . 5 %
LIBERTARIAN PARTY
WILLIAM MCVAY 74 2 76 1 . 6 %

STATE REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT 33

10 of 10 Districts Reported

DEMOCRATIC PARTY
* ROBERT E. WALLS 3794 160 3954 47 . 8 %
REPUBLICAN PARTY
HAROLD J. PETERMAN 4131 183 4314 52 . 2 %

STATE REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT 34

10 of 10 Districts Reported

DEMOCRATIC PARTY
JILL FUCHS 2295 98 2393 29 . 4 %
REPUBLICAN PARTY
* DONALD A. BLAKEY 4751 264 5015 61 . 7 %
INDEPENDENT PARTY OF DEL
JONATHAN M. MARANGO 250 12 262 3 . 2 %
UNAFFILIATED
MICHAEL S. TEDESCO 447 16 463 5 . 7 %

STATE REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT 35

7 of 7 Districts Reported

DEMOCRATIC PARTY
JAMES J. WESTHOFF 1925 70 1995 29 . 7 %
REPUBLICAN PARTY
* DAVID L. WILSON 4524 195 4719 70 . 3 %

STATE REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT 36

7 of 8 Districts Reported

DEMOCRATIC PARTY
C. RUSSELL MCCABE 3523 177 3700 47 . 6 %
REPUBLICAN PARTY
HARVEY R. KENTON 3857 208 4065 52 . 4 %

STATE REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT 37

8 of 8 Districts Reported

DEMOCRATIC PARTY
FRANK E. SHADE 2946 243 3189 38 . 2 %
REPUBLICAN PARTY
* RUTH BRIGGS KING 4766 383 5149 61 . 8 %

STATE REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT 38

7 of 8 Districts Reported

REPUBLICAN PARTY
* GERALD W. HOCKER 7973 634 8607 100 . 0 %

STATE REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT 39

7 of 7 Districts Reported

REPUBLICAN PARTY
* DANIEL B. SHORT 4344 218 4562 100 . 0 %

STATE REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT 40

6 of 7 Districts Reported

REPUBLICAN PARTY
* CLIFFORD G. LEE 4062 123 4185 100 . 0 %

STATE REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT 41

9 of 9 Districts Reported

DEMOCRATIC PARTY
* JOHN C. ATKINS 4665 200 4865 55 . 3 %
REPUBLICAN PARTY
GREGORY A. HASTINGS 3729 197 3926 44 . 7 %

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  1. Jeremy F says:

    Sounds like Schwartzkopf is going to lose

  2. jpconnorjr says:

    Pete will get 55%

  3. Delaware Dem says:

    Yeah, Pete is in no danger.

  4. Joanne Christian says:

    The 9th district is literally DEAD EVEN at 6 out of 10 reporting!!!! INCREDIBLE to watch!!!! That’s Marino vs. Walker–Cathcart’s old seat…..

  5. yeoman says:

    WAlker won by 2.5 in the 9th. Just heard from her headquarters. Johnson in the 8th by 25+

  6. Venus says:

    I feel sorry for the people of the 9th. She’ll never do the job Cathcart did or Marino would have. Idiots.

  7. yeoman says:

    Anybody watching these? Dems hold the house. Bennett even won!

  8. KathyJ says:

    Anyone heard from Hefferman’s HQ in the 6th?

  9. Outside Observer says:

    Walker worked very hard in the 9th. Congrats.

  10. Lee Ann says:

    Russ couldn’t overcome R juggernaut in Milford.

  11. Outside Observer says:

    9th district had over 10k total votes. wow. 8th was not far behind.

  12. Venus says:

    How did Brad Bennett pull that off?

  13. John Dickinson says:

    Del Dem, you must be from New Castle County if you think that Bennett and Scott should have lost their seats tonight. Kent County is changing. It’s not the Republican stronghold it once was, especially in the 31st and 32nd. These should be places Dems win every election now.

  14. yeoman says:

    John, I agree with you. If I were democrats, I’d spend the next two years heavily investing in Middletown, Smyrna, and Dover. There is absolutely no reason that these increasingly educated and affluent districts shouldn’t be solidly democratic, even progressive.

  15. John Dickinson says:

    And, I agree with you, Yeoman. This area should be a priority for the Party to cultivate given the gains the Republicans have made in Southern Kent County and Western Sussex. Unfortunately, it won’t be because the Party has a myopic focus on New Castle County and candidates in that County.

  16. anonone says:

    DENNIS E. WILLIAMS wins in the 10th beating a very nasty and negative campaign by the republican.

  17. AQC says:

    Yay for Mike Barbieri!!

  18. delacrat says:

    Comment by anonone on 2 November 2010 at 10:26 pm:
    DENNIS E. WILLIAMS wins in the 10th beating a very nasty and negative campaign by the republican.

    Dennis kept it positive. and won.