Peter MacArthur

Nov 6, 2024 | wdel.com | Peter MacArthur

Sen. Chris Coons called Tuesday night's presidential election results 'unexpected.'On Delaware's Morning News on WDEL Wednesday, the Delaware Democrat  discussed some of the concerns he has with potential policies of a Trump administration. Among them, the President-elect's consideration of a tariff on foreign goods.

Aug 20, 2024 | wdel.com | Peter MacArthur

The former treasurer for the City of Wilmington has another city job in mind -  mayor. In a candidate forum on WDEL, Velda Jones-Potter addressed a number of issues affecting the city, including education, crime and building business and the Wilmington tax base. "As an engineer, I'm a problem solver. And as a financial professional, I know where the money is. I know where it goes. I understand return on investment.

Jul 30, 2024 | wdel.com | Peter MacArthur

Delaware Governor John Carney says a multi-pronged approach is the best way he sees to curb crime in Wilmington. Carney is running for mayor of the city against former city treasurer Velda Jones Potter. He took part in a WDEL ElectionWatch Candidate Forum today. Your browser does not support the audio element.

May 16, 2024 | wdel.com | Peter MacArthur

Delaware Lt. Governor Bethany Hall-Long says her experience as Lt. Governor and as a long time nurse make her uniquely qualified to be Governor of Delaware. The Democrat took part in a WDEL ElectionWatch Candidate Forum Thursday, during which she focused on the importance of early education funding, accessible and affordable health care, and touched on EV mandates.

May 7, 2024 | wdel.com | Peter MacArthur

Substantial investments in education, identifying contributing factors to crime, and a focus on the environment are all part of Collin O'Mara's campaign for governor. O'Mara, current head of the National Wildlife Federation, took part in a WDEL Candidate Forum Tuesday. He was asked how he plans to compete with is well know primary opponents, New Castle County Executive Matt Meyer and Lt. Gov. Bethany Hall Long. "Folks want a change? They have a third option," O'Mara said.