Kevin Hensley is the Republican incumbent running for Delaware House District 9 in the 2026 general election. The election is scheduled for Nov. 3, 2026, and the race is listed as uncontested.
As the incumbent, Hensley currently holds the District 9 seat. The Republican label identifies Hensley’s party affiliation, while the uncontested designation means no competing candidate is listed in this race.
Background and current role
Hensley’s candidate entry identifies the candidate as the incumbent Republican in House District 9. No candidate biography is on file.
That leaves several parts of Hensley’s personal and professional background unspecified in the race entry, including education, employment history and experience before holding the seat. It also does not list biographical details such as community organizations or other public roles.
The incumbent designation is the central background detail in the 2026 race. In plain terms, it distinguishes Hensley from a candidate seeking the District 9 office without currently holding it. Hensley is appearing in the election as the current officeholder.
Positions on issues
Hensley has no documented policy positions on file for the 2026 House District 9 race. There are no listed positions on specific legislation, state spending, education, taxes or other issues that may come before the Delaware House.
A candidate’s party affiliation does not by itself establish that candidate’s position on a particular issue. The Republican label describes Hensley’s political party, but it should not be treated as a substitute for a statement from Hensley about a bill, budget question or policy proposal.
For voters comparing candidates by issue, the race listing does not establish priorities for another term or identify particular measures Hensley supports or opposes. Any later policy statements would add information voters could use to evaluate the candidacy before Election Day.
Campaign finance
Campaign finance totals for Hensley are not on file. The candidate entry does not list an amount for funds raised, funds spent or cash on hand.
Those categories describe different parts of campaign activity. Funds raised cover money received by a campaign, while funds spent cover campaign expenditures. Cash on hand generally shows money remaining for campaign use. Without totals in those fields, no dollar amounts can be attributed to Hensley’s 2026 campaign.
The absence of listed totals also means there is no basis here for comparing Hensley’s fundraising or spending with another campaign. That is especially relevant because House District 9 is currently listed as an uncontested race rather than a contest between multiple candidates.
Election status and next steps
The House District 9 general election is set for Nov. 3, 2026. The race’s uncontested status describes the candidate field: Hensley is the only candidate listed.
That designation is not a prediction about the result. It is a description of the race as currently entered for the general election. The main process points for voters to watch are whether the candidate field changes, whether campaign finance totals are posted and whether Hensley documents positions on issues before voting concludes.
