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TO SUSSEX GOP
THE PARTY OF PATRIOTS
AND COMMON SENSE
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Whether you’ve recently made Sussex County your home or have lived here your entire life, together, we represent the backbone of Delaware’s conservative movement and the steadfast belief that government should serve the people, not the other way around.
Through grassroots engagement, principled leadership, and a commitment to service, we are shaping the future of Delaware one conversation, one election, and one act of civic participation at a time.
Daniel Willis, Chairman, Sussex County Republican Party
MESSAGES FROM THE SUSSEX CO. GOP CHAIRMAN
Tom Molnar -
Chair of Sussex County Republican Committee
April 27th message:
MESSAGES FROM TOM MOLNAR, SUSSEX CO GOP CHAIRMAN
Most recent:
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SCRC Chairman Insights of America 250 Republican Dinner & Convention, Apr 27
CHARLIE’S VISION.
AMERICA’S FUTURE.
THE FIGHT CONTINUES.
"Never underestimate the power of your voice and the impact you can have on the world when you speak up for what you believe in.”
Saturday, March 7
Sussex GOP Open House!
LOCATION AND DETAILS COMING
Hear from our state Chair, Gene Truono, on statewide plans on winning elections in 2026, learn how to join the effort to get out the vote in your neighborhood and talk with our variety of volunteer teams.
THIS FRIDAY, MARCH 6
AT THE STARBOARD IN DEWEY BEACH
Same evening as announced earlier, with a new plan for a casual evening of connections and conversation.
Upcoming Events
For official updates, road conditions, and emergency information, monitor:
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Delaware Emergency Management Agency (DEMA): https://dema.delaware.gov/
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Local radio stations: WGMD, WDEL, WXDE
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Local TV meteorologists: WBOC, WMDT, WRDE
SNOW INFORMATION
Stay Informed
IF YOU LOSE ELECTRICITY, hopefully your cell phone is powered so you can track local outages. Here are the links to the on-line outage centers for Delaware Electric Co-op and Delmarva Power.
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Upcoming
Sussex County Municipal elections
Blades - 04/06/26
Ocean View - 04/11/26
Seaford- 04/18/26
Milford - 04/25/26
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 11
Bethany Flag Salute at 8:30 AM
News-Opinion:
January 29, 2026
Legislature 0verrides Meyer’s Labor Bill Veto, Senate Advances Vetoed Marijuana Bill Override
By Tim Carlin, Spotlight Delaware
Why Should Delaware Care? In a surprise move on Wednesday, the State Senate voted to override Gov. Matt Meyer’s two vetoes issued on bills last year. The move underscored longstanding tensions between Delaware’s governor and lawmakers within his own party, and sparked outcry from Republican lawmakers about process and local control. Longstanding tensions between Delaware’s governor and lawmakers within his own party revealed themselves again on Wednesday. The State Senate voted to override Gov. Matt Meyer’s two vetoes issued on bills last year – one that would close what advocates call a wage theft loophole, and another that would limit where marijuana shops can be located. The House later sealed the override on the labor bill, but has not yet voted on the marijuana override.
State Sen. Eric Buckson, Kent County
News:
January 28, 2026
Hocker Introduces Senate Substitute 1 for SB 64 to Ensure RGGI Proceeds Directly Reduce Electric Bills
By DE Senate - Republican Caucus
DOVER — Senate Republican Leader Gerald Hocker (R – Ocean View) today introduced Senate Substitute 1 for Senate Bill 64, an updated version of legislation first proposed last year, to clarify that certain revenue generated through the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative (RGGI) is returned directly to all Delaware electric customers. “Energy costs are too high, and Delaware families are feeling it every single month when they open their bills,” said Senator Hocker. “This bill is about making sure that we are taking direct action to defray the costly effects of RGGI that are being passed on to our ratepayers.”
State Sen. Gerald Hocker
News:
January 28, 2026
Bill Would Give Boat Owners the Right to Repair their Vessels, Engines, Equipment
By DE House - Republican Caucus
A bill introduced in the Delaware General Assembly this week seeks to break new ground in the Right-to-Repair movement. The Delaware Marine Equipment Right to Repair Act (House Bill 279) is sponsored by State Rep. Rich Collins (R-Millsboro) and State Sen. Russell Huxtable (D-Harbeson, Lewes, Dewey Beach). The bipartisan legislation would require the makers of boats, engines, and any specialized machinery, parts, tools, and technical systems installed on or used in conjunction with vessels, to provide fair and reasonable access to the parts, tools, software, and documentation needed to conduct repairs. If enacted, the bill would be the first right-to-repair state law focused on marine equipment.
State Rep. Rich Collins
News:
January 28, 2026
Buckson, Harris Introduce Bipartisan Interstate Compacts to Expand Workforce Mobility and Support Military Families
By DE Senate - Republican Caucus
DOVER, DE — Three bipartisan pieces of legislation introduced on Wednesday and sponsored by Senator Eric Buckson (R – South Dover) would make it easier for licensed professionals to work across state lines, helping address workforce shortages while providing meaningful support for military members and their families. Senate Bills 216, 217, and 218 adopt interstate licensure compacts for respiratory therapists, cosmetologists, and massage therapists, respectively. Together, they create streamlined pathways for qualified professionals to practice in participating states without having to navigate duplicative licensing processes each time they relocate.
State Sen. Eric Buckson, Kent County
News:
January 28, 2026
By DE Senate - Republican Caucus
News-Opinion:
January 27, 2026
Sen Buckson on Energy Cost and Options
By State Sen. Eric Buckson, Kent
News-Opinion:
January 22, 2026
Senate & House Republican Leadership Respond to Governor Meyer’s State of the State Address
News:
January 21, 2026
Affordability Package Would Reduce the Financial Burden on Struggling Residents
By House Republican Caucus
News-Opinion:
January 27, 2026
Sen Buckson on Energy Cost and Options
By State Sen. Eric Buckson, Kent
Governor Meyer, Majority Party, Delmarva Power, possible options? Lets lower rates Listen to Sen. Buckson's message by clicking the Link to full article. This reel is posted on Sen. Buckson's facebook page.
State Sen. Eric Buckson, Kent County
News-Opinion:
January 22, 2026
Senate & House Republican Leadership Respond to Governor Meyer’s State of the State Address
From the Senate Republican Caucus: Following Governor Matt Meyer’s State of the State address, Senate Republican Leader Gerald Hocker and Senate Republican Whip Brian Pettyjohn offered the following statements, highlighting areas of agreement while raising concerns about partisan rhetoric and policy characterizations. Statement from Senator Gerald Hocker (R-Ocean View): “I appreciate Governor Meyer’s acknowledgment that Delaware must move faster on modern nuclear energy, including small modular reactors, if we are serious about affordability and reliability. However, if we truly want lower energy costs for Delaware families, we must also work to revitalize infrastructure already in place. That includes working with stakeholders to restart in-state generation at facilities like the Indian River Power Plant, potentially using natural gas. “I strongly disagree with the Governor’s characterization of congressional Republicans on healthcare. Democrats wrote the Affordable Care Act as well as the language that allowed enhanced subsidies to expire at the end of 2025. Blaming Republicans for a law Democrats authored more than a decade ago is simply not accurate.” Statement from Senator Brian Pettyjohn (R-Georgetown): “I welcome the Governor’s recognition that nuclear energy must be part of Delaware’s energy future, and that excessive permitting and red tape are driving up costs for families, businesses, and housing. Republicans in the General Assembly have been raising those concerns for years, and it’s encouraging to see that reality acknowledged. “I also agree with the Governor that Delaware should pursue a film tax credit. We have an incredible range of scenery, from our beaches and rural agricultural communities to urban settings like Wilmington and the historic backdrops around Dover. Delaware should be a destination for filmmakers and a smart, responsible film incentive can help create jobs and investment while showcasing our state to the country. “Unfortunately, the Governor again decided to inject partisan attacks into his remarks. Civility cannot be something we preach behind closed doors while publicly attacking Republicans in Congress, especially when Delaware’s rural healthcare expansion is being made possible by federal funding authorized under H.R. 1. Delaware families deserve solutions, not political finger-pointing.”
From House Republican Leadership - click here to view the video in our blog on the response to the State of the State address from the House Minority Leader, Rep. Timothy Dukes, and the House Minority Whip, Rep. Jeffrey Spiegelman.
News-Opinion:
January 21, 2026
Yet Another Example of 1 Party Control
By State Sen Gerald Hocker
Yesterday evening, Senate Democrats introduced SB 228 and SB 230 and, by around 10 p.m., rushed both bills onto today’s Senate Executive Committee agenda. Republican members of the Special Property Reassessment Committee were never consulted or given advance notice beyond being told the bills would be introduced. The business community, who is impacted by this legislation, found out roughly 45 minutes prior to the committee hearing that these bills were on the agenda. This is not how a transparent or responsible government is supposed to work.
State Sen. Gerald Hocker
News:
January 21, 2026
Affordability Package Would Reduce the Financial Burden on Struggling Residents
By House Republican Caucus
State Rep. Lyndon Yearick (R–Camden, Wyoming, Woodside) is advancing a package of four bills designed to ease the financial burden on low- and moderate-income Delawareans struggling with rising costs and a slowing economy. “Working families and those seeking employment need relief,” Rep. Yearick said. “Food and energy prices continue to rise, hiring has slowed, Delaware currently has the seventh-highest unemployment rate in the nation, and some economists warn we could face a recession by the end of the year. For families searching for affordable housing, the situation is even more dire.” According to the Bureau of Economic Analysis, average personal consumption expenditures per person in Delaware are $57,672 annually. “If enacted, these bills would improve the financial outlook for tens of thousands of Delawareans and help give our most challenged residents a better chance to make ends meet,” Yearick said. The Delaware Life Affordability Package includes the following measures: • Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC) Expansion: House Substitute 1 for House Bill 99 replaces an earlier proposal. It would amend Delaware’s Earned Income Tax Credit by making it fully refundable at 10 percent. Modeled after Pennsylvania law, the credit would equal 10 percent of a taxpayer’s federal Earned Income Tax Credit, up to a maximum of $805. The credit would first be applied to any state income tax owed, with any remaining amount refunded directly to the taxpayer. The Earned Income Tax Credit is widely regarded as an effective anti-poverty tool, helping supplement the earnings of modest-income workers. Currently, more than 60,000 Delawareans benefit from it each year. This proposal would allow eligible residents to collectively receive an additional $10 million annually. • Doubling the Retirement Income Tax Exclusion for Vulnerable Retirees: Introduced last April, House Bill 108 would double the amount of retirement income Delawareans (age 60 and older) could shield from the state income tax from $12,500 to $25,000. Rep. Yearick intends to amend the bill to focus eligibility on those most at risk. Under the revised measure, individuals earning less than $30,000 annually and households with combined incomes of less than $60,000 per year would qualify. • Expansion of the Child and Dependent Care Credit: This new House Bill, which is expected to be filed shortly, would amend the Delaware Child and Dependent Care Credit to make it more valuable to disadvantaged families. Currently, qualifying taxpayers may claim a non-refundable state income tax credit equal to 50% of the federal Child and Dependent Care Tax Credit. This legislation would increase the state credit to 100% of the federal amount for households with annual income below $60,000, helping working families offset the high cost of care. Eligible recipients could receive a credit of up to $3,000 per child for up to two children. Those above the income threshold would continue to have access to the current state tax credit. • Realty Transfer Tax Relief for Affordable Housing: Set at 4% of a home’s purchase price, Delaware’s realty transfer tax is among the highest in the nation. The tax is actually an amalgam of two separate levies. The state government imposes a 2.5% tax, with applicable county or municipal governments usually imposing the remaining 1.5%. Applied to the approximate median value of a single-family home in Delaware, $400,000, the combined tax results in a total obligation of $16,000, typically split between the buyer and seller. This proposal would reduce that burden for qualifying affordable housing transactions. Under the bill, expected to be filed shortly, homes sold for less than $350,000 would not be subject to the state’s 2.5% portion of the transfer tax. Homes sold for between $350,000 and $500,000 would have their total transfer tax reduced from 4% to 3%, in equal one-quarter percent reductions over four years, starting January 1, 2027. Any homes in this price range sold after January 1, 2030, would pay a 3% realty transfer tax. Local governments’ transfer tax revenue would not be impacted. Rep. Yearick acknowledged that his proposals would reduce the amount of money flowing into the state’s coffers, with the full fiscal impact to be determined after the Office of the Controller General analyzes each bill. However, he said the four pieces of legislation are means-tested, helping those in the most challenging circumstances while limiting the potential state revenue reduction. “Our state should focus on helping those who need it most, when they need it most,” Yearick said. “While some may worry about reduced state revenue, they should also consider the long-term cost of increased public aid. Reducing financial pressure on vulnerable citizens up front is more efficient and more effective than forcing families into government assistance programs later.”
Here is a link to a related video: https://www.facebook.com/share/v/17xtBrnx2A/
State Rep. Lyndon Yearick
CAESAR RODNEY INSTITUTE
CAESAR RODNEY INSTITUTE
A Delaware non-profit committed to protecting individual liberties. Their mission is to educate and inform constituents, legislators, and stakeholders on important issues that impact their livelihood.
Portions of the most recent articles from Caesar Rodney Institute are presented here with links to either the CRI website or blogs on sussex.gop for the full article.
For previous articles on energy, education, budget or policy see either the CRI website link above or previous blogs on sussex.gop.
Why Delaware’s Decoupling from Accelerated Depreciation Is a Strategic Mistake
Delaware’s decision to decouple from the federal accelerated depreciation rules (House Bill 255 as amended), which passed in November and was signed into law shortly thereafter, is being sold as a responsible way to “protect the budget.” In reality, it acts as a quiet tax hike on investment, signals that Delaware is willing to be less competitive, and reflects a fundamental misunderstanding of accelerated depreciation.
Accelerated Depreciation Is Not a “Bonus”
When a business buys a major asset – machinery, a truck fleet, a data center - or invests in research and development (R&D), it pays real cash up front. The tax code then determines when that cost can be deducted.
SNAP, Obesity and Delaware’s Health
December 23, 2025
By C.D. Casscells, M.D.
Director, Center for Health Policy
While more than a dozen states have received or sought the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) waivers to restrict certain Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) purchases beginning in 2026, Delaware has chosen not to pursue such an option. Those waivers allow states, with federal approval, to limit which foods and beverages may be purchased with SNAP benefits, including soda and other sugar-sweetened beverages.
Delaware’s Energy Crossroads:
Rising Demand, Shrinking Reliability
By Dr. David R. Legates, Ph.D.
CRI Contributor
December 17, 2025
In a companion explainer, “Understanding ‘the Grid’ that Powers Delaware,” I describe how the electric grid operates as a real- time, just-in-time system in which electricity must be produced and consumed almost instantaneously. That structure frames the challenges now confronting Delaware as electricity demand rises and state generation capacity continues to decline.
PJM Interconnection, the regional grid operator responsible for electricity reliability across Delaware and much of the Mid-Atlantic, has warned that brownouts and blackouts could affect the grid as early as June 1, 2026, because people will be using significantly more electricity than before.
Mr 302 Bryan Shupe
September 27 at 12:21 PM
Have you ever wondered how to read legislation online?
Check out this short tutorial on how to see every single bill voted on in Delaware — including the full text, fiscal notes, and how each legislator voted (Yes, No, or Not Voting).
Visit legis.delaware.gov to explore for yourself.
Save the Date!
4 PM to 7 PM
Location: 131 E. Market Street, Georgetown, DE
Stop by our Open House and say "Hi" & check out our NEW items for SALE!
DJ Charles will be onsite with great party music!
Friday - June 19th
First State Freedom Store Open House Celebrating One Year Anniversary
HB 205 | Redefiniton of Healthcare Services
HB 37 | Redefinition of Public Accommodation
HB 119 | Children’s Library Access to Porn
HB 115 | Weight, Body Size, and Height added to Protected Classes
SB 100 | Gay “Marriage” Constitutional Right
HB 86 | Method for Ballot Recount
HB 36 | Expansion of the Equal Rights Amendment
HCR 22 | International Transgender Day of Visibility Day
Upcoming
Sussex County Municipal elections
Bethel - 02/21/26
Frankford - 02/27/26
OUR 45TH & 47TH
PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES
DONALD J. TRUMP
“In everything we do, my administration will be inspired by a strong pursuit of excellence and unrelenting success. We will not forget our country, we will not forget our Constitution, and we will not forget our God.”
President Donald J. Trump – January 20, 2025
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Feel free to reach out to us through email and a member of our team will respond as soon as possible.
SATURDAY IT'S THE SUSSEX GOP
NIGHT AT THE SHOREBIRDS!
Saturday, August 23
TICKET ALERT!
A LIMITED NUMBER
of additional tickets have been made available for the ballgame.
GRAB THESE TICKETS NOW!
Click here for the SHOREBIRDS
page to buy your tickets.
Any remaining tickets will be available at the GOP table at the entrance to the stadium. Don't take that chance.
Buy tickets now!
"We The People of Delaware" are going to Celebrate!
9 -11AM
Location: Midway Shopping Center, Rt. 1, Rehoboth Beach (at the Dunkin Donuts)
Saturday, JUNE 14 is FLAG day AND President Trump's Birthday!
Join us the 2nd Monday of each month for a county wide Meeting of the Sussex GOP.
Sussex GOP Next Meeting:
Monday, MAY 12, 6:30pm
Millsboro Fire Company Hall
109 East State Street
All Delaware registered Republicans are invited to join us!
Sussex County GOP office
31 E Market St, Georgetown, DE 19947
As always, before visiting it's recommended to call 302-856-6323 to confirm that a volunteer is in the office.
RDC VRDC EDC
Julianne Murray Gets Shout Out from Trump at Wildwood Rally
Thank you, Donald J. Trump!
Become a School Board Member NOW in 2025!
Key Resources:
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Delaware Department of Elections
The DE DOE website is your source of Filing Requirements as a candidate. It has wide scope of information relating to the overall School Board Elections in Delaware.
First step! Download the DOE's School Board Candidate Filing Packet 2025
Current and Past School Board Members
There are many people who have been there, done that and are very willing to share what they learned about winning a school board election and being an effective member of the School Board.
#3
Citizens for Delaware Schools
Reach out to this group if you are ready to step up NOW for a 2025 School Board seat. They have experience, network and resources to help you. More information is in the box below.
info@citizensfordelawareschools.org 302-307-2485
Plan Ahead to be a FUTURE School Board Member!
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Find out when the School Board seats for where you live will be up for election. School Board terms are for 4 years, unless the election is to fill a seat that was vacated early. The Department of Elections has a chart thru 2033 for when all School Board Seats in Delaware will be up for election.
Go to this link: School Board Election Office Schedule, then scroll down to the 2 pages at the end for Sussex County schools.
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START NOW! Use all the resources above to prepare for what is required by the DOE, go to your school's board meetings, connect with current and past board members and contact Citizens for Delaware Schools.
Trump Triumphs!
But Delaware still Fights a Blue Wave
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Claim Your FREE Delaware Proud or Sussex County T-shirt!
With a recurring monthly donation of $10 or more, get a Delaware Proud or Sussex County T-shirt thank-you gift from Sussex GOP.
Your donation fuels our efforts to fight for Delaware's future.
The Next in Line evening is geared to Republicans18 to 40.
What's it like to be a candidate?
Two Personal Perspectives!
Candidate Nikki Miller
and
Councilman Matt Lloyd
share their reasons for running, experiences being a candidate and answer your questions about getting involved to make a difference.
JOIN us for an old-fashioned Rally in support of
the Trump Administration, the Republican Party and the U.S.A.
9 -11AM
Location: Midway Shopping Center, Rt. 1, Rehoboth Beach (at the Dunkin Donuts)
Bring a flag - or borrow one of ours. Just show up!
Wear your Trump Gear or anything that shows pride in America!
Don't worry if you don't know anyone - look for Tracie or Tony
and we will make sure you feel 'at home'.
After the Rally - we will be heading to Crabby Dick's!
Find We the People of Delaware on Facebook.
Isn't it about time we fix Delaware's failing system that is among the worst in learning but tops in spending?
Becoming a school board member is an opportunity to make a direct impact on the future of education in your community. Good people willing to drive common sense reform that will make Delaware schools effective centers of learning again.
Requirements to Run
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Must live in the school district
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Pass a background check
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Desire to make a difference
Serving on a School Board enables you to:
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Support student and educator success
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Promote transparency and accountability on behalf of parents
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Collaborate with the community and parents
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Uplift children's lives
SNOW INFORMATION
Use this link to access DelDOT's interactive map, including features (map layers) for snow plow tracking and traffic cams: https://deldot.gov/map/
Click on the graphic above to visit the regional National Weather Service website. https://www.weather.gov/phi/
Delaware Campaign and Candidate Workshop
October 25, 2025
9:00 AM-2:00 PMET
Grotto Pizza
1159 North Dupont Highway
Dover, DE 19901
Ideal attendees for the Campaign and Candidate Workshop are individuals who are looking to become more politically active. Candidates, campaign staff, and volunteers involved at any level should attend.
Presented by
The Delaware Federation of Republican Woman and
The Leadership Institute.
Click for more information and to register.
STAND PROUD AND
WAVE OUR USA FLAG
THIS SATURDAY
OCTOBER 18, 12:30 PM
"We The People of Delaware"
and the Sussex GOP
invite you to join fellow Patriots
at the GOP Headquarters in Georgetown this Saturday to wave American flags as a proud reminder to EVERYONE that this is the UNITED STATES of AMERICA!
The Soros funded Left-Wing group "Indivisible" has planned a HUGE "NO KINGS" event at the Georgetown Circle this Saturday 10/18/25 from 1:30-3:30pm. Note, we will not be going to the circle as a group to co-mingle with the protesters.
Members of our Sussex County Community
we encourage you to join us!
Time to gather:
Saturday, October 18th, at 12:30 PM
Where to gather:
Sussex County Republican Party Headquarters
131 E Market St, Georgetown, DE 19947
Plan ahead:
The circle will be closed to traffic.
Parking will be challenging which is why we are gathering early.
The First State Freedom Store
will be open Saturday from
12:30 to 2:30 PM.
A great chance to buy
some patriotic gear!
U.S.A. flags to wave will be available to share.
The best colors to wear are
RED, WHITE and BLUE!
12/09/25 - Thursday
Rep. Rich Collins, Representative District 41
Monthly Constituent Coffee Meeting
9 AM
Please take advantage of this opportunity to discuss what's happening in our state.
The coffee, donuts, and conversation are free. Come to talk and listen
Location: Plantation Lakes Northern Community Center, 35020 Wright Way, Millsboro DE
From December 1 to February 28, entry fees to all 17 Delaware State Parks are suspended. For more information on what the parks have to offer, use this link: https://www.destateparks.com/
Delaware State Police Troop 4's Year in Review presentation to be held on Tuesday, February 24th in Millville.
DSP Troop 4 officials will present their Year in Review at the Millville Town Hall (36404 Club House Road, Millville, DE 19967). Troopers will share highlights from the past year, discuss their 2026 plans, and listen to the public's concerns and ideas.
Every Wednesday: Bethany Beach Boardwalk Flag Salute at 8:30 AM
4/01/26 - Wednesday (First Wednesday of each month)
Rep. Danny Short, Representative District 39
Coffee Meeting
8 AM
Join Danny for his monthly constituent coffee meeting. The coffee, snacks and conversation are free. Everyone is welcome.
Location: Nanticoke Senior Center, 1001 W. Locust St., Seaford DE
4/06/26 - Monday (First Monday of each month)
38th District and Southern Delaware Republican Club Meeting.
Meet and greet begins at 6 PM, with the meeting starting at 6:30 PM
Location: South Coastal Library on Kent Avenue in Bethany Beach
Speaker: Nancy Mercante. Founder, Citizens for Delaware Schools
4/06/26 - Monday CANCELLED
Blades Municipal Election
For more information on Blades' election including time, location and candidates, click HERE.
4/08/26 - Wednesday (Second Wednesday of each month)
36th Representative District Republican Committee Meeting
6:30 PM to order food. Meeting starts at 7 PM.
Location: Grotto Pizza, 102 Silicato Way, Milford, DE
Guest speaker: Mike Katz, U.S. Senate Candidate
4/09/25 - Thursday (Second Thursday of each month)
Rep. Rich Collins, Representative District 41
Monthly Constituent Coffee Meeting
9 AM
Please take advantage of this opportunity to discuss what's happening in our state.
The coffee, donuts, and conversation are free. Come to talk and listen
Location: Plantation Lakes Northern Community Center, 35020 Wright Way, Millsboro DE
4/11/26 - Saturday
Ocean View Municipal Election
For more information on Ocean View's election including time, location and candidates, click HERE.
4/11/26 – Saturday
The Truth of America's Founding: Your Heritage and Mine - Lewes, DE
9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Location: New Covenant Church , 3072 Savannah E Dr, Lewes, DE
A one-day course led by Instructor and Regional Director Larry Mayo exploring the biblical foundations of America’s founding and our Christian heritage
4/13//26 - Monday (Second Monday of each month)
Sussex County Republican Committee Meeting
6:30 PM,
Location: Millsboro Fire Hall, 109 East State Street in Millsboro, DE 19966
Speaker: Candidate for US Senator, Dr. Mike Katz
All Delaware registered Republicans are invited to join us!
4/15/26 - Monday
An Evening with John Shulli, U.S. Senate Candidate
A New Day for Delaware!
6 PM to 8 PM
Open to the Public!
Join John for a reception at Stanley's Tavern - Upstairs Room, 2038 Foulk Rd, Wilmington, DE
Please RSVP to campaign@shulli.org.
4/18/26 - Saturday
Seaford Municipal Election
For more information on Seaford's election including time, location and candidates, click HERE.
4/20/26 - Monday
Join Representative Bryan Shupe for a Community Meeting
6 PM to 8 PM
Location: Evelyn I. Morris Early Childhood Center, 120 W. Railroad Ave. Millsboro DE
4/20/26 - Monday (Third Monday of each month)
41st Representative District Republican Committee Meeting
6:30 PM
Location: Millsboro Police Community Training Room, 120 W. Railroad Ave. Millsboro DE
Guest Speakers: Douglas Conaway, Republican Candidate for the 41st District
Note: All Republican candidates listed on the Delaware Dept of Elections list of primary candidates for District 41 will be included as speakers at some point as we move forward.
4/20/26 - Monday (Third Monday of each month)
Eastern Sussex Republican Club Meeting
Social Time starts at 6:30 PM and the meeting at 7:00 PM
Location: Delaware State Police Troop 7, off of Rt. 24 (East of the new Love Creek Elementary & Beacon Middle Schools)
19444 Mulberry Knoll Road, Lewes, DE.
Guest speakers: Lewis Briggs III, Information Officer for the Delaware State Police presenting on the various Scams and Scammer’s techniques that are circulating in Delaware, especially towards the Senior Citizens.
www.facebook.com/groups/235956694116477
4/21/26 – Tuesday (Third Tuesday of each month) CANCELED
4th, 14th & 20th Representative Districts Republican Committee Meeting
6:30 PM.
Location: TBD
4/22/26 - Wednesday (Fourth Wednesday of each month)
Sussex County Republican Women's Club Meeting
4:45 PM
Nicola Pizza 2nd Floor, 17323 Ocean One Plaza, Lewes
Speakers: John Shulli, US Senate Candidate. Alexandra Reed Baker, Sussex County Recorder of Deeds Candidate.
Cost $40
RSVP by Tuesday, APRIL 14th to Marie at info@scrwc.net
4/23/26 - Thursday (Fourth Thursday of each month)
Western Sussex County Republican Women's Club Meeting
Check-in and order your own lunch: 11 AM, Gavel: 11:30 AM
Location: Pizza King, 300 W Stein Hwy, Seaford, DE
Speaker: Matt Lloyd, Sussex County Council, District 1
4/24/26 – Friday
2026 Republican State Dinner
Location: Bally’s Dover Casino Resort, 1131 N Dupont Hwy, Dover, DE
4/25/26 – Saturday
2026 Republican State Convention
8:00 AM – 1:00 PM
Location: Bally’s Dover Casino Resort, 1131 N Dupont Hwy, Dover, DE
This convention will serve as the nominating convention for key statewide offices and will help set the course for the year ahead. Delegates will take part in endorsing candidates for United States Senate, United States Congress, and statewide offices, while also conducting party business that will shape our direction heading into the 2026 midterm elections.
4/25/26 - Saturday
Milford Municipal Election
For more information on Milford's election including time, location and candidates, click HERE.
4/27/26 - Monday (Last Monday of each month)
39th & 40th Representative Districts Republican Committee Meeting &
Western Sussex Concerned Citizens PAC Meeting
6:00 PM
Location: American Legion Nanticoke Post 6, 230 Front Street, Seaford, DE
Speakers: Danny Willis, Vice Chair DE GOP Party, and Matt Lloyd, Sussex County Council District 1
www.degopdistrict40.com
4/27/26 - Monday
35th Representative District Republican Committee Meeting
Campaign Candidate Kick Off
Refreshment will be provided starting at 6 PM. Meeting starts at 6:30 PM.
Location: Vanderwende Barn, 22304 Atlanta Rd, Seaford, DE
Guest speaker: State Rep. Jesse Vanderwende will share insights about the ongoing progress in this legislative session, which is set to reconvene this week. Additionally, we will be joined by our campaign manager for the 2026 team to discuss our reelection strategy for success.