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Party Chairman Issues Statement on Second Democratic Debate
Press ReleaseDelaware Democratic Party Chairman, John Daniello issued the following statement in regards to the second Democratic Primary Debate:
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[Rep. Quinn Johnson] Road Work Ahead: Investing in our Infrastructure
BlogEarlier this year, I was proud to join my fellow Democrats in the General Assembly in leading the effort to boost investment in Delaware’s roads, bridges and highways. Soon, we will start seeing the real results of this action up and down the state, on major roads as well as local streets. Over the coming months and years, we can look forward to a safer transportation network, more good-paying, reliable middle-class jobs and the economic growth that’s been proven to accompany public investments in infrastructure.
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Democratic National Committee Approves Delaware Delegate Selection Plan
Press ReleaseNEW CASTLE - On Thursday June 11, 2015, after a month long public comment period, the Delaware Democratic Party’s State Executive Committee unanimously approved the 2016 Delaware Delegate Selection Plan. The plan was then sent to the Democratic National Committee, who gave the plan final approval on October 21, 2015. The plan will be used to select Delaware’s delegation for the 2016 Democratic National Convention in Philadelphia. -
Delaware Department of Elections: 2016 Filed Candidate List
BlogClick this link to see the filed candidate list on the Delaware Department of Elections Website: 2016 Filed Candidates
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State Party Chairman Issues Statement on Vice President Biden’s Decision
Press Release"The Delaware Democratic Party completely supports the Vice President. Though many of us would have welcomed his presidential bid, we know that Joe has made the right decision for himself and his family. Delaware Democrats will continue to support and praise his accomplishments; past, present and future.”
Chairman John D. Daniello
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Senator Chris Coons: Manufacturing can be transformed in Delaware
BlogAlmost every day, I ride Amtrak between Wilmington and Washington, D.C., and each day out the window, I see the site of the old Chrysler plant in Newark. Each time I see it, I think about being there 15 years ago when I first ran for public office, introducing myself to thousands of hard-working employees.
