Kent County Sample Ballot & Voter Guide 2026

Incumbent Republican Eugenia Thornton and Democrat Ramona Bracy meet on the November 3 ballot; neither faces a September primary. Candidates are from the Delaware Department of Elections certified filing lists.

• Eugenia Thornton · RepublicanIncumbent▾

  Eugenia Thornton has been Kent County Recorder of Deeds since January 2023, per the county's official elected-officials page. A retired U.S. Army colonel with 27 years of service in personnel and public affairs, she served 13 years on the Kent County Regional Planning Commission and holds a master's in public administration.

  Priorities: Free property-fraud alerts, with more than 4,000 registrations · Transfer-on-Death deeds and expanded online access · Holding recording fees flat (per the campaign site)

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• Ramona Bracy · Democratic▾

  Ramona Bracy describes herself as a lifelong public servant focused on government systems, per her campaign site.

  Priorities: Access, accuracy and accountability in county records · Modernization and timely recording · Record preservation (per the campaign site)

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Incumbent Norman R. Barlow is the only candidate who filed; unopposed candidates appear on Delaware's November 3 ballot.

• Norman R. Barlow · RepublicanIncumbent▾

  Norman R. Barlow is the incumbent Kent County Sheriff, per the county's official elected-officials page. He is a retired Harrington police chief who served from 2009 to 2021 and later worked as Harrington city manager.

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Incumbent Democrat Terry L. Pepper and Republican Frank E. Coleman meet on the November 3 ballot; Lance Moffa has filed as a declared no-party write-in candidate, per the Delaware Department of Elections write-in list.

• Terry L. Pepper · DemocraticIncumbent▾

  Terry L. Pepper is the sitting at-large Levy Court commissioner, in his fifth term and chairing the finance committee, per the county's official elected-officials page. He is a retired Delaware State Police trooper and former executive director of Delaware Crime Stoppers.

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• Frank E. Coleman · Republican▾

  Frank E. Coleman is the Republican candidate for Kent County Levy Court Commissioner At-Large, per the Delaware Department of Elections certified filing list. No campaign site or verifiable biography could be found from an official source, so this profile is deliberately short.

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Incumbent Jeff Hall is the only candidate who filed; unopposed candidates appear on Delaware's November 3 ballot. This race appears only on District 2 ballots.

• Jeff Hall · DemocraticIncumbent▾

  Jeff Hall is the sitting District 2 Levy Court commissioner, per the county's official elected-officials page. A retired U.S. Coast Guard lieutenant commander with 31 years of service, he chairs the Engineering Technologies department at Delaware Technical Community College's Terry Campus.

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Incumbent Robert Scott is the only candidate who filed; unopposed candidates appear on Delaware's November 3 ballot. This race appears only on District 4 ballots.

• Robert Scott · RepublicanIncumbent▾

  Robert "Bobby" Scott is the sitting District 4 Levy Court commissioner, vice president of the Levy Court and chair of its public-safety committee, per the county's official elected-officials page. He is a lifelong resident of the Harrington area.

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Incumbent Paul Hertz is the only candidate who filed; unopposed candidates appear on Delaware's November 3 ballot. This race appears only on District 6 ballots.

• Paul Hertz · RepublicanIncumbent▾

  Paul Hertz is the sitting District 6 Levy Court commissioner and chair of its public-works committee, per the county's official elected-officials page. He is a construction superintendent and a Marine Corps veteran who served as an air traffic controller.

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