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The 153rd Delaware General Assembly consists of the members of the Delaware House of Representatives elected in 2024.

House of Representatives

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Current composition

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27 14
Democratic Republican
Affiliation Party
(Shading indicates majority caucus)		 Total
Democratic Republican Vacant
November 8, 2022[1] 26 15 41 0
Current 27 14 41 0
Latest voting share 65.9% 34.1%

Current members

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Source:[2][3]

DistrictNamePartySinceResidenceCounty
1Nnamdi ChukwuochaDemocratic2018WilmingtonNew Castle
2Stephanie BoldenDemocratic2010WilmingtonNew Castle
3Josue OrtegaDemocratic2024WilmingtonNew Castle
4Jeff HilovskyRepublican2022Long NeckSussex
5Kendra JohnsonDemocratic2018New CastleNew Castle
6Debra HeffernanDemocratic2010WilmingtonNew Castle
7Larry LambertDemocratic2020ClaymontNew Castle
8Sherae'a MooreDemocratic2020MiddletownNew Castle
9Kevin HensleyRepublican2014TownsendNew Castle
10Melanie Ross LevinDemocratic2024WilmingtonNew Castle
11Jeffrey SpiegelmanRepublican2012ClaytonKent, New Castle
12Krista GriffithDemocratic2018WilmingtonNew Castle
13DeShanna NealDemocratic2022WilmingtonNew Castle
14Claire Snyder-HallDemocratic2024Rehoboth BeachSussex
15Kamela SmithDemocratic2024BearNew Castle
16Franklin Cooke Jr.Democratic2018WilmingtonNew Castle
17Melissa Minor-BrownDemocratic2018New CastleNew Castle
18Sophie PhillipsDemocratic2022New Castle
19Kimberly WilliamsDemocratic2012WilmingtonNew Castle
20Stell SelbyDemocratic2022MiltonSussex
21Frank BurnsDemocratic2024NewarkNew Castle
22Michael SmithRepublican2018NewarkNew Castle
23Mara GormanDemocratic2012NewarkNew Castle
24Edward OsienskiDemocratic2010NewarkNew Castle
25Cyndie RomerDemocratic2022NewarkNew Castle
26Madinah Wilson-AntonDemocratic2020NewarkNew Castle
27Eric MorrisonDemocratic2020NewarkNew Castle
28William Carson Jr.Democratic2007SmyrnaKent
29William Bush IVDemocratic2018CamdenKent
30Shannon MorrisRepublican2018CamdenKent
31Sean LynnDemocratic2014DoverKent
32Kerri Evelyn HarrisDemocratic2022DoverKent
33Charles Postles Jr.Republican2016MilfordKent
34Lyndon YearickRepublican2014MagnoliaKent
35Jesse VanderwendeRepublican2018BridgevilleSussex
36Bryan ShupeRepublican2018MilfordSussex
37Valerie Jones GiltnerRepublican2024GeorgetownSussex
38Ronald GrayRepublican2012SelbyvilleSussex
39Daniel ShortRepublican2006SeafordSussex
40Timothy DukesRepublican2012LaurelSussex
41Richard CollinsRepublican2014MillsboroSussex

References

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  1. ↑ Delaware legislators' terms begin the second Wednesday in November (i.e. the day after Election Day), even though they are not sworn in until January. Constitution of Delaware, Article II, Section 3
  2. ↑ The State of Delaware (December 10, 2013). "Department of Elections". State of Delaware. Retrieved February 14, 2025.
  3. ↑ Legislature, Delaware (8 January 2025). "Delaware General Assembly". Archived from the original on 14 February 2025. Retrieved 14 February 2025.
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