Will the total vote count for all participants in Delaware Senate General Election be above 410000?

The question asks whether the total vote count in the Delaware Senate General Election will exceed 410,000. The only directly relevant article Aljazeera article describes the primary election and notes that the general election race is rated 'Solid Democratic' by major forecasters, implying it is not highly competitive. In a non-competitive Senate race in a small state like Delaware (population about 1 million), turnout is typically lower than in presidential years. Historical data (not provided in the articles but generally known) shows that Delaware Senate general election vote totals have rarely exceeded 400,000; for example, the 2020 Senate race had about 480,000 votes, but that was a presidential election year with high turnout. The 2024 election is a presidential year, which could boost turnout, but the race is not competitive, which may depress turnout relative to a close race. The other articles Post article-AP article are irrelevant to vote counts. Given the lack of specific polling or turnout data in the provided articles, and the fact that the race is not expected to be close, the probability of exceeding 410,000 is low but not impossible, as presidential-year turnout could push it over. I assign a probability of 0.15, reflecting a leaning NO but with some uncertainty due to possible high turnout.