How to Vote in the Brandywine School Board Election
In-Person
On Tuesday, May 13th, I’m asking for your vote—because this is about all of us. It’s about your child, your neighbor’s child, the teacher who stays late, the counselor who listens, and the bus driver who knows every name. It’s about giving every student the chance to learn, grow, and feel safe. If you believe our kids deserve more—and our schools can be stronger—I’d be honored to have your vote. Let’s build that future together.
WHEN TO VOTE
School Board Election for Brandywine School Board is on Tuesday, May 13th. Polls will be open from 7 a.m. - 8 p.m. For more information see New Castle County Department of Elections.
ELIGIBILITY
You DO NOT need to be a registered vote to vote in Delaware’s School Board Elections. For more information: See Delaware Department of Elections.
Generally, you are eligible to vote in the upcoming School Board Elections if you are:
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A citizen of the United States;
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A resident of the school district for which the election is being conducted;
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Note: To find your school board district, visit the Department of Elections website.
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18 years old by the date of the School Board Elections.
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A person with a previous conviction on their record who has served their time, including some people with felonies.
Note: There are some felony convictions that disqualify a person from being able to vote, even after they have served their time. For more information, read the list of ineligible convictions on the Department of Elections website and see this flowchart created by the U.S. Department of Justice.
BRING ID
Delaware poll workers will ask voters to show proof of identity or to sign an affirmation of voter identity.
Delaware does not require a photo ID to vote. Delaware does not have a defined list of acceptable forms of ID, but examples of acceptable ID include:
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Valid state-issued photo ID
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Utility bill
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Paycheck
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Any government document with the voter’s name and address
In the event you do not have one of the above forms of ID, you can sign an affidavit of affirmation that you are the person listed on the election district record.
FIND YOUR POLLING PLACE
You may vote at any designated polling place in your school district.
To view a full list of designated polling places in your school district, visit the Department of Elections website and click on your school district or see here for Brandywine School District information.
Click here is the list of Polling Places.
BRANDYWINE HIGH SCHOOL
1400 FOULK RD, WILMINGTON, 19803
MAPLE LANE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
100 MAPLE LN, CLAYMONT, 19703
CARRCROFT ELEMENTARY
SCHOOL 503 CREST RD, WILMINGTON, 19803
MT PLEASANT HIGH SCHOOL
5201 N WASHINGTON ST EXT, WILMINGTON, 19809
CLAYMONT LIBRARY
400 LENAPE WAY, CLAYMONT, 19703
P S DUPONT MIDDLE SCHOOL
701 W 34TH ST, WILMINGTON, 19802
FORWOOD ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
1900 WESTMINSTER DR, WILMINGTON, 19810
SPRINGER MIDDLE SCHOOL
2220 SHIPLEY RD, WILMINGTON, 19803
HANBY ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
2523 BERWYN RD, WILMINGTON, 19810
TALLEY MIDDLE SCHOOL
1110 CYPRESS RD, WILMINGTON, 19810
LOMBARDY ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
412 FOULK RD, WILMINGTON, 19803
What Officials, Leaders & Neighbors Say
Marcus Henry, New Castle County Executive
“I am happy to offer my endorsement to Karen Hartley-Nagle in her candidacy for the Brandywine School District Board. I understand this might surprise some people since we recently campaigned against each other to be New Castle County Executive, but Karen has been a friend and colleague for many years. She is a thoughtful and caring mother who brings years of experience in public service. I believe Karen’s extensive public sector experience would bring tremendous value to the Brandywine School District Board and I am happy to support her.
I urge you to vote for Karen Hartley-Nagle on May 13th for Brandywine School Board”.