Betsy Maron is the first female party chair in @DelDems’ history. As chair, she’s working to empower and recruit diverse candidates who will advocate for working families and help lead her state forward.

BREAKING: The Senate just confirmed Rep. Deb Haaland as the Secretary of the Interior!

The Delaware Senate Democrats just passed a $15 minimum wage! On to the House!

All Delawareans, ages 16 and older, will become eligible to get a COVID-19 vaccine next week.   wdel.com/news/covid-19-…

Today the Delaware Senate passed a bill that will save lives. Today we honor the advocates, the survivors, and the Delawareans lost to gun violence.

Join us tonight for a conversation with New Castle County Executive Matt Meyer! If you have not received a Zoom link to attend, please reach out to us at [email protected]!

Join us tomorrow night for a conversation with Delaware Senator Marie Pinkney! If you have not received a Zoom link to attend, please reach out to us at [email protected].

This is a moment that calls for real action and Delaware Democrats in the State Senate have been busy during the first few months of this year. From college affordability to paid leave to criminal justice reform, there is still so much to do as we head back into session this week.

UD College Democrats is proud to join a bipartisan coalition of organizations in support of Ranked Choice Voting! We strongly believe that RCV has the potential to expand democracy and increase voter participation in the state of Delaware!

The House just passed the bill to grant D.C. official statehood. This is about democracy. It’s about self-government. It’s about voting rights. I was proud to re-introduce this bill in the Senate, and we are working to make #DCStatehood a reality.

Tonight, the nation is seeing what Delawareans have known all along: Joe Biden always gets the job done.

The DE GOP endorsed a similar slate of candidates. It has long been a tactic of the Republican Party to try & sneak radically conservative candidates into office who they know would otherwise be unpopular in higher profile, higher turnout elections. Get informed & vote May 11.

Polls are open for school board elections until 8pm. Make sure your voice is heard! To vote in the school district you reside in, make sure you have proof of residency such as a driver’s license. You do NOT need to be registered to vote to participate in school board elections!

Today, voters in Red Clay and Brandywine sent a resounding message that our public schools should welcome and embrace every child. Congratulations to Kecia Nesmith and Kim Stock for BSD school board on winning your races! I can't wait to see all that you both do as school board members!

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