The Political Graveyard: Delaware: State House of Representatives

Delaware: State House of Representatives

Members of the Delaware State House of Representatives, 1776-1998 (May be incomplete!)

Blank district: John McKinly 1776-77 Thomas McKean 1777-83 George Read 1779-80 William Peery 1782-84 Richard Bassett 1786 Henry Latimer 1787 William Peery 1787 William Peery 1793-94 Henry Molleston 1799-1808 Nicholas Van Dyke 1799 Outerbridge Horsey 1800-02 Thomas Clayton 1802-06 Thomas Cooper 1803-08 Nathaniel Mitchell 1808 Thomas Clayton 1810 Thomas Clayton 1812-13 Henry Molleston 1813 Arnold Naudain 1823-27 John M. Clayton 1824 Martin Waltham Bates 1826 Joseph Parsons Comegys 1842 George P. Fisher 1843-44 Joseph Parsons Comegys 1848 Edward G. Bradford 1849-50 John B. Penington 1857 Charles Corbit 187? Edward G. Bradford II 1880-81 George Handy Bates 1882-83 John H. Hoffecker 1888-89 John G. Townsend, Jr. 1901-03 William D. Denney 1904-06 Franklin Brockson 1908-10 Harry V. Lyons 191? Harris B. McDowell, Jr. 1940-42 E. Sherman Webb 194? Allen J. Cook 1949-52 Sherman W. Tribbitt 1957-64 Michael N. Castle 1967-69 W. Laird Stabler, Jr. 1967-70 Sherman W. Tribbitt 1971-72

Events and Candidates (may be incomplete!)

1956: Sherman W. Tribbitt (Dem), elected.

1966: W. Laird Stabler, Jr. (Rep), elected.

1998 Nov 3: Dennis P. Williams (Dem), elected unopposed. Al O. Plant, Sr. (Dem), elected; Eugene G. Pierce, Jr. (Libertarian), defeated. Arthur L. Scott (Dem), elected unopposed. Joseph G. Dipinto (Rep), elected; Jacqueline Kossoff (Natural Law), defeated. Helene M. Keeley (Dem), elected; Paul J. Falkowski (Rep), defeated. David H. Ennis (Rep), elected; David M. Dennett (Dem), defeated. Wayne A. Smith (Rep), elected; James E. Larsen (Libertarian), defeated. David D. Brady (Dem), elected unopposed. Richard C. Cathcart (Rep), elected unopposed. Robert J. Valihura, Jr. (Rep), elected; William V. McGlinchey, Jr. (Dem), defeated. Catherine A. Cloutier (Rep), elected; Michael J. Paul (Dem), defeated. Deborah H. Capano (Rep), elected unopposed. John F. Van Sant (Dem), elected unopposed. Richard A. Diliberto, Jr. (Dem), elected; James E. Flynn (Rep), defeated. Bruce C. Reynolds (Rep), elected; Robert Maista (Dem), defeated. William I. Houghton (Dem), elected; Ralph E. Durham (Libertarian), defeated; Nancy L. Mattson (Natural Law), defeated. Michael P. Mulrooney (Dem), elected; Douglas J. Salter (Rep), defeated. Terry R. Spence (Rep), elected unopposed. Robert F. Gilligan (Dem), elected; Megan Rizzo (Rep), defeated. Roger P. Roy (Rep), elected unopposed. Pamela S. Maier (Rep), elected unopposed. Joseph E. Miro (Rep), elected unopposed. Timothy U. Boulden (Rep), elected; D. C. Cebula (Dem), defeated. William A. Oberle, Jr. (Rep), elected unopposed. Stephanie A. Ulbrich (Rep), elected unopposed. John Viola (Dem), elected; Richard F. Davis (Rep), defeated. Vincent A. Lofink (Rep), elected unopposed. Bruce C. Ennis (Dem), elected unopposed. Charles W. Welch III (Rep), elected unopposed. George R. Quillen (Rep), elected unopposed. Nancy H. Wagner (Rep), elected unopposed. Donna D. Stone (Rep), elected; William H. Daisey (Dem), defeated; Charles E. Venable, defeated. G. Wallace Caulk, Jr. (Rep), elected; John K. Starke (Dem), defeated. Gerald Allan Buckworth (Rep), elected unopposed. J. Benjamin Ewing (Rep), elected unopposed. V. George Carey (Rep), elected unopposed. John R. Schroeder (Dem), elected; Harry W. Crystal (Rep), defeated. Shirley A. Price (Dem), elected; William O. Murray (Rep), defeated. Tina Fallon (Rep), elected; B. Lynn Mangene (Dem), defeated. Clifford G. Lee (Rep), elected unopposed. Charles P. West (Dem), elected unopposed.

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