United States Senate Elections in Delaware - Class 2 Senators

Class 2 Senators


Year Elected Party Votes % Opponent Party Votes % Notes
1918 L. Heisler Ball Republican 21,519 51% Willard Saulsbury, Jr. Democratic 20,113 48%
1924 T. Coleman du Pont Republican 52,731 59% James M. Tunnell Democratic 36,085 41%
1930 Daniel O. Hastings Republican 47,909 54% Thomas F. Bayard, Jr. Democratic 39,881 45%
1930 Daniel O. Hastings Republican 47,909 54% Thomas F. Bayard, Jr. Democratic 39,881 45%
1936 James H. Hughes Democratic 67,136 53% Daniel O. Hastings Republican 52,469 41%
1942 C. Douglass Buck Republican 46,210 54% E. Ennalls Berl Democratic 38,322 45%
1948 J. Allen Frear, Jr. Democratic 71,888 51% C. Douglass Buck Republican 68,246 48%
1954 J. Allen Frear, Jr. Democratic 82,511 57% Herbert B. Warburton Republican 62,389 43%
1960 J. Caleb Boggs Republican 98,874 51% J. Allen Frear, Jr. Democratic 96,090 49%
1966 J. Caleb Boggs Republican 97,268 59% James M. Tunnell, Jr. Democratic 67,263 41%
1972 Joseph R. Biden, Jr. Democratic 116,006 51% J. Caleb Boggs Republican 112,844 49% .
1978 Joseph R. Biden, Jr. Democratic 93,930 58% James H. Baxter, Jr. Republican 66,479 41% .
1984 Joseph R. Biden, Jr. Democratic 147,831 60% John M. Burris Republican 98,101 40%
1990 Joseph R. Biden, Jr. Democratic 112,918 63% M. Jane Brady Republican 64,554 36% .
1996 Joseph R. Biden, Jr. Democratic 165,465 60% Raymond J. Clatworthy Republican 105,088 38% .
2002 Joseph R. Biden, Jr. Democratic 135,253 58% Raymond J. Clatworthy Republican 94,793 41% .
2008 Joseph R. Biden, Jr. Democratic 129,292 50% Christine O'Donnell Republican 122,929 48%

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