On March 24, Delaware postponed its presidential preference primary election to June 2. It was originally scheduled to take place on April 28.
Delaware is the latest state to postpone elections in response to the coronavirus outbreak. To date, the following 10 states and one territory have postponed statewide primary elections:
- Alaska: In-person voting in Democratic presidential preference primary canceled; vote-by-mail deadline extended to April 10
- Connecticut: Presidential preference primary postponed to June 2
- Delaware: Presidential preference primary postponed to June 2
- Georgia: Presidential preference primary postponed to May 19
- Indiana: Primary postponed to June 2
- Kentucky: Primary postponed to June 23
- Louisiana: Presidential preference primary postponed to June 20
- Maryland: Primary postponed to June 2
- Ohio: In-person primary voting postponed to June 2
- Puerto Rico: Democratic presidential preference primary postponed to April 26
- Rhode Island: Presidential preference primary postponed to June 2
Another four states have postponed primary runoffs in congressional contests:
- Alabama: Primary runoff elections postponed to July 14
- Mississippi: Republican primary runoff election for the state’s 2nd Congressional District postponed to June 23
- North Carolina: Republican primary runoff for North Carolina’s 11th Congressional District postponed to June 23
- Texas: Primary runoff elections postponed to July 14
