WILMINGTON, Del. — Republican U.S. Senate primary candidate Christine O'Donnell says she is optimistic about a win, but will be trying to reach as many undecided voters as she can.
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After voting Tuesday at a Wilmington polling station, O'Donnell said there is still a lot of work to be done.
O'Donnell is going up against Michael Castle, a former two-term governor who is the longest serving congressman in state history. A conservative activist, O'Donnell hasn't had a steady job in years but believes she is the best person to fill the seat vacated by Vice President Joe Biden.
O'Donnell says she was attacked because she has struggled financially. Still, she says she's ready to "extend an olive branch to the Republican Party," even though she says the party has lost its way.
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