Kathy Jennings projected winner for reelection as Del. attorney general

Decision 2026 Kathy Jennings projected winner for reelection as Del. attorney general Democratic incumbent Kathy Jennings defeated Republican challenger David Graham to secure another term as Delaware's attorney general. By Cherise Lynch • Published November 3, 2026 • Updated on November 3, 2026 at 9:50 pm Democratic incumbent Kathy Jennings has won reelection as Delaware's attorney general, defeating Republican challenger David Graham. DE – Attorney General 99% expected vote in Source: NBC News Decision Desk Projected Winner Kathy Jennings 63.6% 240,429 David Graham 36.4% 137,464 Stream Philadelphia News for free, 24/7, wherever you are with NBC10. WATCH HERE Jennings, who has served as Delaware's attorney general since 2019, previously worked as a prosecutor for the state. During her time in office, her campaign website notes , Jennings has secured an 85% conviction rate for gun offenders. The site also touts that Jennings has "secured life sentences for pedophiles and for a daycare worker who suffocated a four month-old. She is fighting to strengthen laws against online predators to help keep children safe." Her Republican opponent, Graham, is a veteran of the Delaware National Guard and the U.S. Army, according to Ballotpedia. Graham's professional background includes working for the Delaware Department of Finance and serving as a certified public accountant. This article tagged under: Decision 2026 Delaware Elections