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🗳️ EARLY VOTING STARTS THIS THURSDAY, OCTOBER 22! 🗳️Delaware, the wait is over. Starting Thursday, October 22, you can h...
10/21/2026

🗳️ EARLY VOTING STARTS THIS THURSDAY, OCTOBER 22! 🗳️

Delaware, the wait is over. Starting Thursday, October 22, you can head to an early voting site in your county and cast your ballot for the 2026 General Election.

Why wait? When you vote early, you skip the Election Day lines, avoid last-minute surprises like a sick kid, a flat tire, or a late meeting, and know your vote is locked in and ready to be counted. Every vote matters, and the surest way to make yours count is to cast it early.

And when you get to the ballot, vote BLUE from top to bottom. Our federal delegation, our statehouse, our county and local offices all shape the lives of Delaware families. Democrats are fighting for affordable health care, strong public schools, good-paying jobs, and a democracy that works for everyone. Let’s send them back to work with a full team.

📅 Early Voting Schedule:
Thu, Oct 22 to Sat, Oct 24: 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.
Sun, Oct 25: NO early voting
Mon, Oct 26 to Tue, Oct 27: 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.
Wed, Oct 28 to Sun, Nov 1: 11 a.m. to 7 p.m.

📍 Find your early voting site: de.gov/votinglocations
Election Day is Tuesday, November 3, 7 a.m. to 8 p.m.

Grab your neighbors, your family, your coworkers, and make a plan. Vote early. Vote blue. All the way down the ballot. 💙

🌈 and Delaware is one session away from writing that into our constitution. SB 100 protects the right to marry regardle...
10/21/2026

🌈 and Delaware is one session away from writing that into our constitution. SB 100 protects the right to marry regardless of race, gender, or sexual orientation. It passed both the State House and State Senate last session, and it must pass again in the 2027 session to become part of the Delaware Constitution. While other states try to roll back hard-won freedoms, Delaware Democrats are working to make them permanent here in Delaware. Let’s finish the job.

Join us this weekend as we knock on doors across the state to make sure Delaware Democrats have a plan to vote! For more...
10/21/2026

Join us this weekend as we knock on doors across the state to make sure Delaware Democrats have a plan to vote! For more information or to sign up, visit www.mobilize.us/deldems/.

No one should have to choose between getting care and keeping their finances afloat. SB 13, signed into law July 20, rai...
10/19/2026

No one should have to choose between getting care and keeping their finances afloat. SB 13, signed into law July 20, raises the bar for hospital charity care and expands financial help for Delawareans struggling with medical debt. Health care is a right, not a luxury, and Delaware Democrats are acting like it.

10/19/2026

Early voting starts THIS Thursday, October 22nd, and Delaware Democrats are ready. 🗳️

Yesterday, Chair Evelyn Brady hit the road with three candidates who will fight for Delaware families in Dover:

✅ State Senator Kyra Hoffner and her supporters in Senate District 14, from Townsend to Leipsic
✅ Ayanna Khan-Flowers, our nominee to flip House District 9 in the MOT area
✅ Mara Gorman, candidate for Senate District 8 in Newark, Pike Creek, and North Star, joined by Congresswoman Sarah McBride

These races are close, and every vote counts. Don’t wait for Election Day. Make your plan to vote early:

📅 Oct 22–24 and Oct 26–27: 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.
📅 Oct 28–Nov 1: 11 a.m. to 7 p.m.
🚫 No early voting Sunday, Oct 25

Vote at any early voting site in your county. Find yours at de.gov/votinglocations.

Election Day is Tuesday, November 3rd. Let’s get it done, Delaware. 💙

No Kings: Vote Early 🗳️This Saturday, October 17, Delawareans join millions across the country for No Kings Day.For more...
10/15/2026

No Kings: Vote Early 🗳️

This Saturday, October 17, Delawareans join millions across the country for No Kings Day.

For more than a year, Americans have been sending the same message: in this country, we have no kings. Power doesn’t belong to billionaires, to strongmen, or to politicians who think they’re above accountability. It belongs to the people. And the most powerful way the people use that power is at the ballot box.

The Delaware Democratic Party stands with everyone gathering peacefully this weekend.

📍 Events across the First State: Wilmington, Newark, Dover, Milford, Millsboro, Rehoboth Beach, and Bethany Beach. Find times and locations and sign up at nokings.org/ .

🗳️ Then make your voice count. Early voting in Delaware runs October 22 through November 1, with no voting on Sunday, October 25. Find your early voting site at elections.delaware.gov.

No kings. Vote early.

Today, on Indigenous Peoples Day, the Delaware Democratic Party honors the Native nations whose history in this land lon...
10/12/2026

Today, on Indigenous Peoples Day, the Delaware Democratic Party honors the Native nations whose history in this land long predates the state we call home.

When Dutch, Swedish, and English colonists arrived in the 1600s, the region that is now Delaware was the homeland of the Lenape and the Nanticoke. The Lenape lived along the river and bay that Europeans would later name for an English nobleman, and the colonists in turn called the Lenape “the Delaware.” The Nanticoke lived to the south, in the waterways and forests of what is now Sussex County and the Delmarva Peninsula. Both nations faced land loss, broken treaties, disease, and forced removal. Many were pushed west and north. Others stayed and endured.

Their descendants are still here. The Nanticoke Indian Tribe in Millsboro and the Lenape Indian Tribe of Delaware in Cheswold carry those traditions forward, and their communities remain part of the fabric of our state today.

Honoring Indigenous Peoples Day means more than remembering the past. It means telling the full story of how Delaware came to be, protecting tribal sovereignty and cultural heritage, and making sure Native Delawareans have a voice in the decisions that shape their future.

What a morning at Delaware State University’s Homecoming! Delaware Democratic Party Chair Evelyn Brady, DelDems Chair j...
10/10/2026

What a morning at Delaware State University’s Homecoming! Delaware Democratic Party Chair Evelyn Brady, DelDems Chair joined Hornets past and present, along with Democratic elected officials and candidates, to celebrate one of Delaware’s great institutions. DSU’s legacy of excellence, opportunity, and community runs deep in our state, and we’re proud to stand with the students, alumni, and families who carry it forward. Happy Homecoming, Hornets! 🐝💙❤️

Saturday, October 10 is the last day to register for the November 3 General Election. If you’ve moved, changed your name...
10/10/2026

Saturday, October 10 is the last day to register for the November 3 General Election. If you’ve moved, changed your name, or never registered, now’s the time. Find out how to register here: https://elections.delaware.gov/voter/votereg.html

Your vote is your voice. Don’t miss your chance to use it.

Delaware comes together to mourn the loss of former President Pro Tempore Patricia “Patti” Blevins.Throughout her career...
10/08/2026

Delaware comes together to mourn the loss of former President Pro Tempore Patricia “Patti” Blevins.

Throughout her career, as a Town Councilwoman, Mayor, and State Senator, she served with the utmost compassion.

Her legacy of fighting for the safety of women and children, expanding access to economic opportunity, strengthening our infrastructure, and protecting our environment has made our state stronger.

She was a trailblazer in every sense, showing a generation of Delaware women what it means to serve and opening doors that many would walk through after her.

And in all that she did for the First State, what she will be remembered most for was her ability to lead with kindness. We can all aim to lead like Patti did.

She will be deeply missed and our hearts are with her family, friends, and everyone whose lives she touched.

Rest in peace, Patti.

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