Who Won Delaware Elections in 2008?

New Delaware Governor Jack MarkellNov 4, 2008

The Senate seat held by VP candidate Joe Biden was up for election in 2008. Since Biden became the vice president elect Governor Ruth Ann Minner appointed Ted Kaufman, who will serve until the 2010 election.

Governor Minner was not eligible for re-election, but fellow Democrat Jack Markell (pictured left) easily defeated Republican Bill Lee.

Congressman Mike Castle defeated Democrat challenger Karen Hartley-Nagle.

Senator Tom Carper's term expires in 2012.

Barack Obama won Delaware's 3 electoral votes.



2008 Delaware Election Winners

Delaware Governor
Jack Markell (68%) DFL
Also on the ballot: Bill Lee (REP - 32%)
Delaware Senate II
Joe Biden Incumbent (65%) DFL
Also on the ballot: Christine O'Donnell (REP - 35%)
Delaware 1st District
Michael Castle Incumbent (61%) REP
Also on the ballot: Karen Hartley-Nagle (DFL - 38%)


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