DELAWARE
      Nov. 4, 2014 U.S. Senate

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+Chris Coons (D) i
 		130,655
 		55.83%
Kevin Wade (R)
 		98,823
 		42.23%
Andrew Groff (G) 4,560
 		1.95%

234,038
Registration: Dem. 305,386 (47.56%), Rep. 179,989 (28.03%) All Others, 156,777 (24.41%), Total: 642,152   Total voting: 236,923.
Plurality: 31,832 votes (13.60 percentage points)
 DE Department of Elections



Notes:  Sen. Chris Coons (D), first elected in a special election in 2010 to fill the seat formerly held by Joe Biden, was elected to a full term.  Kevin Wade from New Castle, who runs his own engineering business, won the Sept. 9 Republican primary with 75.7% of the vote.  Wade was also the Republican U.S. Senate nominee in 2012, losing to Sen. Tom Carper.  Coons and Wade debated on Oct. 15 hosted by Delaware Public Media and the University of Delaware (>).



Campaign Managers:
Chris Coons:  Christy Gleason
(Jan. 2014)  Senior policy advisor to Sen. Chris Coons, Nov. 2010-Jan. 2014.  Campaign manager on Chris Coons for Delaware, Feb.-Nov. 2010.  Deputy chief administration office in New Castle County, Sept. 2009-Feb. 2010.  Executive director of the Camden County Democratic Committee, Jan. 2008-Sep. 2009.  Communications director for New Castle County, Nov. 2005-Jan. 2008.  Chief of staff for NJ 4th Legislative District, Jan.-Nov. 2005.  Political director for the Camden County Democratic Committee, Nov. 2003-Jan. 2005.  Campaign manager for NJ 4th Legislative District, Mar.-Nov. 2003.  Campaign manager on Carl Schnee for Attorney General, Apr.-Nov. 2002.  Program coordinator at the Center for American Women and Politics, 2000-02.  Clerk to Pennsylvania Superior Court Judge Peter Paul Olszewski, Sept. 1998-99.  J.D. from St. John's University, 1998; B.A. in political science from American University, 1993.









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