How to Vote for Travis Jack Stevens as a Write-In Candidate

Travis Jack Stevens is running for U.S. Senate in Delaware as a declared write-in candidate. That means his name won't be printed on the ballot — but your vote absolutely counts. Here's everything you need to know to make it happen.

In Delaware, a declared write-in candidate has formally filed with the state to run for office. This is different from an unofficial write-in — declared write-in votes are counted and reported separately, so your vote is tracked and tallied.

Travis has filed as a declared write-in for the 2026 U.S. Senate general election. Your vote for him is a real, counted vote.

Step 1: Go to your polling place on Election Day

Delaware's general election is Tuesday, November 3, 2026. Find your polling place at ivote.de.gov.

Step 2: Locate the write-in line on your ballot

On your U.S. Senate ballot, there will be a designated write-in space below the printed candidates. It may be a blank line or a write-in oval with a text field, depending on your county's voting equipment.

Step 3: Write in the name

Write clearly: Travis Jack Stevens

Make sure to spell the name correctly and write it in the designated write-in area for the U.S. Senate race.

Step 4: Fill in the oval (if required)

On many Delaware ballots, you must also fill in or select the oval next to the write-in line for your vote to be counted. Check your ballot instructions carefully.

Step 5: Submit your ballot as normal

That's it. Your write-in vote will be counted along with all other ballots.

Yes. Delaware allows no-excuse absentee voting. If you plan to vote absentee, request your ballot early at elections.delaware.gov. The write-in process on an absentee ballot is the same — write the name clearly in the designated space and fill in any required oval.

Will my write-in vote actually be counted?

Yes. Because Travis has filed as a declared write-in candidate with the Delaware Department of Elections, votes cast for him are counted and reported in the official results.

What if I misspell the name?

Election officials use reasonable judgment when counting write-in votes. Write as clearly as possible: Travis Jack Stevens. Minor spelling variations are generally accepted if the intent is clear.

Can I write in Travis on any race?

Only for the U.S. Senate race. Write-in votes must be cast in the correct race to be counted.

Do I need to register as a write-in voter?

No. Any registered Delaware voter can cast a write-in vote. You just need to be registered to vote before the registration deadline.

Travis Jack Stevens is running outside the two-party system because both parties have failed Delaware's working families. As a write-in candidate, he answers to no party bosses, no donor class, and no corporate interests — only to the people of Delaware.

A write-in vote is a powerful statement: that you believe Delaware deserves more than the choices handed to you by the major parties. It takes one extra step, but it counts.

Spread the word — share this page with every Delaware voter you know.