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DELAWARE GENERAL ASSEMBLY · CURRENT MEMBERS

Who serves in the Delaware House of Representatives?

Explore all 41 districts, current members, affiliations, and official sources. Search for a name or district and select a result to update the map.

CHECKEDNovember 5, 202641 district seats
Current Delaware General Assembly roster · November 2026

41 DISTRICTS · CURRENT MEMBERS

Delaware, district by district.

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41 of 41 districts · checked November 5, 2026

District 1: Nnamdi O. Chukwuocha, DemocratDistrict 2: Michelle H. Booker, DemocratDistrict 3: Branden Fletcher-Dominguez, DemocratDistrict 4: Gregg Lindner, DemocratDistrict 5: Kendra Johnson, DemocratDistrict 6: Rachel Krantz, DemocratDistrict 7: Larry Lambert, DemocratDistrict 8: Sherae'a Moore, DemocratDistrict 9: Ayanna Khan-Flowers, DemocratDistrict 10: Melanie Ross Levin, DemocratDistrict 11: Jeffrey N. Spiegelman, RepublicanDistrict 12: Krista Griffith, DemocratDistrict 13: DeShanna U Neal, DemocratDistrict 14: Claire Snyder-Hall, DemocratDistrict 15: Kamela T Smith, DemocratDistrict 16: Pamela Salaam, DemocratDistrict 17: Melissa Minor-Brown, DemocratDistrict 18: Sophie Phillips, DemocratDistrict 19: Kimberly Williams, DemocratDistrict 20: Alonna Berry, DemocratDistrict 21: Frank Burns, DemocratDistrict 22: Michael F. Smith, RepublicanDistrict 23: Dave Redlawsk, DemocratDistrict 24: Edward S. Osienski, DemocratDistrict 25: Cyndie Romer, DemocratDistrict 26: Madinah Wilson-Anton, DemocratDistrict 27: Eric Morrison, DemocratDistrict 28: Tyeisha Grier, DemocratDistrict 29: William Bush, DemocratDistrict 30: Shannon Morris, RepublicanDistrict 31: Sean M. Lynn, DemocratDistrict 32: Kerri Evelyn Harris, DemocratDistrict 33: Morgan Hudson, RepublicanDistrict 34: Annie Norman, DemocratDistrict 35: Jesse R. Vanderwende, RepublicanDistrict 36: Bryan W. Shupe, RepublicanDistrict 37: Valerie Jones Giltner, RepublicanDistrict 38: Carlie Carey, RepublicanDistrict 39: Daniel B. Short, RepublicanDistrict 40: Timothy D. Dukes, RepublicanDistrict 41: John Atkins, Republican
DemocraticRepublicanColors follow the current official chamber roster, except Senate District 15: Emily A. Thompson is shown neutrally as Affiliation under review because the legislative directory and official election affiliation records conflict. She is a serving member, not a vacancy. The other Senate affiliations are 15 D and 5 R; the House is 30 D and 11 R. District area does not indicate population or vote share.

Legal authority: Delaware General Assembly final revised March 2022 House and Senate plans authorized by HB 335. Display: Census 2024 1:500,000 shore-clipped cartographic state legislative districts. All 62 district IDs and interior display points are checked against their matching revised legal polygons; every source ring and coastal component is retained. This map is not an address-level district determination service. Boundaries and serving-member evidence are documented separately.

THE COMPLETE 41-DISTRICT DIRECTORY

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DISTRICTCURRENT MEMBERAFFILIATIONSOURCE
Nnamdi O. ChukwuochaDemocratOfficial member source ↗
Michelle H. BookerDemocratOfficial member source ↗
Branden Fletcher-DominguezDemocratOfficial member source ↗
Gregg LindnerDemocratOfficial member source ↗
Kendra JohnsonDemocratOfficial member source ↗
Rachel KrantzDemocratOfficial member source ↗
Larry LambertDemocratOfficial member source ↗
Sherae'a MooreDemocratOfficial member source ↗
Ayanna Khan-FlowersDemocratOfficial member source ↗
Melanie Ross LevinDemocratOfficial member source ↗
Jeffrey N. SpiegelmanRepublicanOfficial member source ↗
Krista GriffithDemocratOfficial member source ↗
DeShanna U NealDemocratOfficial member source ↗
Claire Snyder-HallDemocratOfficial member source ↗
Kamela T SmithDemocratOfficial member source ↗
Pamela SalaamDemocratOfficial member source ↗
Melissa Minor-BrownDemocratOfficial member source ↗
Sophie PhillipsDemocratOfficial member source ↗
Kimberly WilliamsDemocratOfficial member source ↗
Alonna BerryDemocratOfficial member source ↗
Frank BurnsDemocratOfficial member source ↗
Michael F. SmithRepublicanOfficial member source ↗
Dave RedlawskDemocratOfficial member source ↗
Edward S. OsienskiDemocratOfficial member source ↗
Cyndie RomerDemocratOfficial member source ↗
Madinah Wilson-AntonDemocratOfficial member source ↗
Eric MorrisonDemocratOfficial member source ↗
Tyeisha GrierDemocratOfficial member source ↗
William BushDemocratOfficial member source ↗
Shannon MorrisRepublicanOfficial member source ↗
Sean M. LynnDemocratOfficial member source ↗
Kerri Evelyn HarrisDemocratOfficial member source ↗
Morgan HudsonRepublicanOfficial member source ↗
Annie NormanDemocratOfficial member source ↗
Jesse R. VanderwendeRepublicanOfficial member source ↗
Bryan W. ShupeRepublicanOfficial member source ↗
Valerie Jones GiltnerRepublicanOfficial member source ↗
Carlie CareyRepublicanOfficial member source ↗
Daniel B. ShortRepublicanOfficial member source ↗
Timothy D. DukesRepublicanOfficial member source ↗
John AtkinsRepublicanOfficial member source ↗
30Democratic
11Republican

Current members. Traceable sources.

This is a dated current-member snapshot. Membership follows the active term identified by the official chamber directory. A candidate list or vote lead does not establish a serving member. This view does not refresh automatically.

The active official Delaware House and Senate member directories and their roster API responses were checked November 5, 2026 (America/Chicago). The rosters already include members elected in November 2026. Delaware Constitution Article II, section 3(e), starts legislative terms on the day after election; the January meeting date does not delay the start of their terms. No member is inferred from a candidate list or vote lead.

The House API identifies 41 serving representatives: 30 with D and 11 with R. The Senate API identifies 21 serving senators. No district is inferred vacant from a missing record; the complete directories identify a named member for every district.

Senate District 15 has contradictory official affiliation records. The current legislative directory lists serving Senator Emily A. Thompson with D and a Senate Democrats profile link; the Department of Elections official 2026 list identifies the same district and name as Republican. These sources do not reconcile her current affiliation. This snapshot preserves the serving identity, retains both source labels, and uses a neutral Affiliation under review category, not a vacancy or an assigned party. The other Senate records contain 15 D and 5 R.

The legal map authority is the final revised March 2022 state House and Senate plans authorized by House Bill 335, linked from the General Assembly final district pages. The revised cleanup files are used instead of the earlier October 2021 files. These are state legislative districts, separate from congressional geography.

Small-scale thematic display uses U.S. Census Bureau 2024 1:500,000 shore-clipped cartographic districts. Every district identifier and display interior point is checked against its corresponding revised official legal polygon. Every source ring, hole and coastal component is retained.

These records describe representation. No district demographic estimates, state ACS values, GIS political attributes, ZIP findings or ZCTA findings are inferred.

Colors follow the current official chamber roster, except Senate District 15: Emily A. Thompson is shown neutrally as Affiliation under review because the legislative directory and official election affiliation records conflict. She is a serving member, not a vacancy. The other Senate affiliations are 15 D and 5 R; the House is 30 D and 11 R.

Legal authority: Delaware General Assembly final revised March 2022 House and Senate plans authorized by HB 335. Display: Census 2024 1:500,000 shore-clipped cartographic state legislative districts. All 62 district IDs and interior display points are checked against their matching revised legal polygons; every source ring and coastal component is retained. This map is not an address-level district determination service.

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These maps describe representation. The 2024 ACS State Demographics authority remains statewide; no district, ZIP, or ZCTA demographic findings are inferred.

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