Lieutenant Governor-elect Kyle Evans Gay

Kyle is a mom, an advocate, an attorney, a State Senator, and the next Lt. Governor of Delaware. She ran for public office to advocate for kids and families, improve seniors’ quality of life, and fight for equality and prosperity for all Delawareans, and she looks forward to continuing that work in the next administration.

Lt Governor-elect Kyle Evans Gay earned a bachelor’s degree in international relations and history from Brown University and a law degree from Boston University. Lt Governor-elect Gay began her professional career as a deputy attorney general in the Delaware Department of Justice before clerking in Delaware Superior Court. She has worked in private practice representing clients in Delaware’s business courts since 2014. She also practices pro bono on behalf of children in foster care.

Lt Governor-elect Gay has volunteered with several Delaware nonprofits, led multiple professional and civic organizations and served on Delaware’s Public Integrity Commission. She also is a past President of the Junior League of Wilmington and currently serves on the board of the Delaware Bar Foundation.

Public service has been at the center of her work long before Lt Governor-elect Gay ever held public office. Her professional life has been rooted in advocacy for equity and justice, and she’s seen up close the direct impacts of state policies and legislation on communities across out state. She is ready to get to work and hopes you’ll share your vision of Delaware!

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Dover, DE – Kyle Evans Gay, Lieutenant Governor-elect, is excited to announce integral staff joining her office. Serving alongside incoming Chief of Staff, Sarah Stowens Ed.D, this team will start on January 21, […]

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASECONTACT: LGinfo@delaware.gov Lieutenant Governor-elect Kyle Evans Gay has announced that Dr. Sarah Stowens Ed.D, a highly-respected organizer and policy leader, will lead her office as Chief of Staff. […]