Candidate must provide district voter file

Run Motion51 in Delaware.

Delaware is fully available on Motion51. You provide your district's voter file — we load it in, cut your turf, and your volunteers start knocking.

How to get your Delaware voter file

Delaware isn't pre-loaded, so you provide the voter file and we load it into Motion51 for you. Here's the official source — request it from the state, send us the file, and you're ready to cut turf.

Where to request it
Delaware Department of Elections — Office of the State Election CommissionerAnthony J. Albence, State Election Commissioner; 905 S. Governors Ave, Suite 170, Dover, DE 19904; (302) 739-4277; fax (302) 739-6794
Cost
$25 flat fee per 15 Del. C. § 304(g). FREE to filed/nominated candidates, major/minor political parties, and government entities.
How to request
Complete the Statewide Voter Registration File Request order form (PDF at elections.delaware.gov/public/forms/pdfs/statewide_vreg_order_form.pdf), sign the non-commercial-use attestation, submit to the State Election Commissioner's office with a $25 check (waived for filed/nominated candidates and major/minor political parties).
Turnaround
Statutorily, up to 8 copies of the registered-voter list per election district must be provided no later than 7 working days following the registration deadline for a primary or general election (15 Del. C. § 304). Off-cycle ad-hoc requests typically fulfilled within 1–2 weeks; no published SLA.
Open the official Delaware request page →

Costs and rules change — confirm the current details on the official page before you order. Each state also has use restrictions on voter data — check the official agency link above for the specifics. Once you have the file, we handle loading it, cutting turf, and getting your volunteers knocking.

Running in a specific county?

Many local races only need a single county's voter file — usually cheaper and faster than the whole state. We have the exact how-to for these Delaware counties:

Thinking about running in Delaware?

The filing windows, fees vs. petitions, and which offices are on the ballot — in plain English, with the official links.

How to run for office in Delaware →

Get set up in Delaware

Delaware is fully available. Tell us about your race and we'll help you get your district's voter file loaded into Motion51 and your turf ready to walk.