2026 General Election · Tuesday, November 3, 2026

Delaware House District 14

2 candidates, listed alphabetically.

Candidates

Mike Simpler

Republican

Work
Small business owner; information technology work at Beebe Healthcare; President, Rehoboth Beach Volunteer Fire Company

Mike Simpler grew up in Rehoboth Beach, graduated from Cape Henlopen High School and has served more than 40 years with the Rehoboth Beach Volunteer Fire Company, where he is president. He is a small business owner, has worked in information technology at Beebe Healthcare, and has volunteered with the Rehoboth Beach Sportsplex and Special Olympics Delaware.

Sources for Simpler

  • Mike for Delaware (Mike Simpler campaign website, Facts summarized from a public page (not copied))

Claire Snyder-Hall

DemocraticIncumbent

In office now
State Representative, District 14
Work
State Representative, District 14 (since 2024); former executive director, Common Cause Delaware; former political science professor

Claire Snyder-Hall is the sitting State Representative for District 14 in the Delaware General Assembly.

Claire Snyder-Hall holds a PhD in political science, was a tenured faculty member at George Mason University where she taught political philosophy, and has written three books. She led the Delaware office of Common Cause for five years before her election to the House in 2024.

Snyder-Hall's committees

  • Agriculture
  • Economic Development/Banking/Insurance & Commerce
  • Education
  • Health & Human Development
  • Natural Resources & Energy
  • Special Property Reassessment
  • Veterans Affairs

Sources for Snyder-Hall

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