A look back at Return Day: Delaware’s unique celebration of unity
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Every two years, the streets of Georgetown come alive with an event unlike any other in the United States: Return Day. Held on the Thursday after Election Day, this state holiday blends history, tradition, and a message of bipartisanship as Delawareans gather to mark the end of campaign season.
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Return Day remains a testament to Delaware’s rich history and commitment to fostering community.
CoastTV’s Madeleine Overturf and Ted Corriero won a Capital Emmy for their feature on Return Day, the unique Delaware tradition where political rivals "bury the hatchet" after Election Day. Their story highlighted this historic event’s spirit of unity and community.
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