The Race
Chris Coons, the Democratic incumbent, will face Republican nominee Michael Katz in Delaware’s Class II Senate race on Nov. 3. Both party primaries are complete, and Coons won the Democratic nomination with 84.0 percent of the vote. [](#ngr-8062e729-d792-4c30-9f82-80725a8877e1)
The Candidates
Chris Coons is the Democratic incumbent and general-election nominee; his primary record gives him 84.0 percent of the vote, while his campaign reported $6,897,138 in receipts and $4,793,384 in cash on hand as of Aug. 26.
Michael Katz is the Republican nominee and is not identified as an incumbent; his primary record marks him the winner without reporting a vote total or percentage, and his campaign reported $159,367 in receipts and $98,413 in cash on hand as of Aug. 26.
Independent candidate Dexter Bland is on the general-election ballot, and his campaign reported zero receipts and zero cash on hand.
The Money Behind the Race
The race record reports $10 in outside spending supporting the Democratic side as of Sept. 16. It also reports $11,559 in pending outside spending supporting Democrats as of the same date.
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