DE GOP 39th & 40th DISTRICT

On July 24, Sussex County Republicans tuned in to the 20th District Special Election Candidates Forum, hosted by the League of Women Voters and aired on WGMD.

Julianne Murray resigns as Delaware GOP Chair to focus on her federal appointment.

Delaware Republican Chair Julianne Murray has resigned following her appointment as U.S. Attorney for the District of Delaware. In her message, she urges Republicans to stay united and focused as Acting Chair Jim Weldin leads the party forward.

Indian River School District’s June 5 referendum failed again as voters reject higher taxes amid concerns over spending and poor student performance.

Delaware is at a pivotal moment. From the repeal of the EV mandate to the advancement of controversial legislation in Dover, the direction our state takes next will impact every family, business, and community—especially here in the 39th District. While grassroots efforts are winning key battles, dangerous policies continue to surface. Now is the time to stay engaged, informed, and united in preserving the values that built Delaware.

Rising energy bills hit NJ hard—Delaware could be next if we don’t push for local power and smart policies.

Delaware increased state spending by 30% but now wants to limit non-profit hospitals to just 3.1% annual growth—and seize extra funds. Read how the 39th District is calling out this double standard and demanding accountability.

The federal government announced that it will withdraw approximately $12 billion in public health grants issued during COVID-19 relief efforts.

Rep. Bryan Shupe is raising concerns about a proposed gas tax increase that surfaced in Governor Meyer’s recently recommended state budget.

The Republican Party headquarters in Albuquerque, New Mexico, was the target of a disturbing alleged arson attack.

Governor Matt Meyer introduced a reworked state budget with three new tax brackets for those earning over $125,000.

Sen. Dave Lawson to speak in Seaford March 31 about his run for Delaware GOP Chair and vision to revive the Republican Party.

Reports say Walmart and other companies may exit Delaware, following a growing trend of corporate exodus.

If you’ve been shocked by your recent electric bill, you’re not alone. And if you think it's bad now, just wait—there’s more on the way.

Are you eager to gain a comprehensive understanding of the U.S. Constitution? Here's your chance!

The Sussex County Republican Party is seeking dedicated individuals to fill key leadership positions on the Executive Board.

Rising energy costs continue to burden Delaware households but assistance programs are available to help.

Noticed a spike in your electric bill? It's not just the cold—Delaware's green energy mandates, pushed by Democrats, are the real cause.

Gender ideology faced a reality check as Rep. Mary Miller stood firm against what she called the denial of biological reality.

Billionaires and tech giants are leaving Delaware, challenging its longtime status as a corporate-friendly state.