Kyle Evans Gay of Connolly Gallagher Delaware Legislative Hall. Courtesy PhotoMeet Delaware's Incoming Lt. Gov.: 'It's a Natural Progression' From Litigation to Policy
Kyle Evans Gay has represented clients in business disputes in Delaware's courts for a decade and continued her work at Connolly Gallagher while campaigning for and serving as a state senator, representing Delaware's Fifth Senate District, which covers northern New Castle County.
January 16, 2025 at 04:01 PM
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Kyle Evans Gay is preparing to be inaugurated as Delaware's 27th lieutenant governor on Jan. 21, taking the attorney from the legislative branch to the executive.
After graduating from law school at Boston University, Gay served as a deputy attorney general in the Delaware Department of Justice and a superior court clerk.
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