Delaware Democratic Party Chairman, John Daniello, has issued the following statement in response to several Delaware state senators signing a letter in support of Secretary of Education Nominee, Betsy DeVos.
In 2017, the Democratic National Committee will be electing a new Chairperson to lead the National Democratic Party. Voting members of the Democratic National Committee will gather in Atlanta, Georgia February 23-26th to elect National Party Leadership.
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Last night, the Delaware Democratic Party selected Stephanie Hansen to be its nominee for the upcoming Special Election in the 10th Senatorial District. This race is to fill the soon to be vacant Senate Seat currently held by Lieutenant Governor-Elect Bethany Hall-Long.
Dear Democrats:
As a result of the election of Lieutenant Governor-elect Bethany Hall-Long, who currently holds the 10th District Senate seat, there is an expected special election to fill her senatorial position. To date, the Department of Elections has not set the date of the special election. Nevertheless, time is of the essence to select, support and elect our Democratic candidate. In accordance with Delaware law, the Democratic Party nominates the candidate. There is no primary election.
Delaware Democratic Party Chairman, John Daniello, has issued the following statement in response to comments made by Republican Presidential Nominee, Donald Trump, and DEGOP Chairman, Charlie Copeland, questioning the integrity of America's election process.
A Republican State Representative is taking credit for infrastructure projects throughout his district despite voting against legislation to fund road projects.
The Delaware Democratic Party has several field office accross the state to help provide the volunteer oppourtunites and resources to Democrats in every corner of the state. Stop by your nearest Democratic Field Office today!
Keynote Address by Congressman Elijah E. Cummings, Maryland-7th District
Former DE Supreme Court Justice and Secretary of State dies at 81.