From Chairman Truono's Desk: STOP Non-Citizen Voting: Urge YES on SAVE Act Today!
- Gene Truono

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Dear Fellow Delaware Republicans and Conservatives,
As your Chairman, I write to you every Monday with a clear mission: to inform, inspire, and mobilize our conservative coalition here in the First State. With the 2026 Midterms just months away, the stakes could not be higher. Delaware's small size is our advantage—we can build unstoppable momentum, defy the projections of Democrat dominance, and deliver real wins for principled conservatism. But none of that happens without secure elections where every legitimate vote counts and no one's voice is diluted.
Right now, the SAVE America Act—a straightforward, overwhelmingly popular bill to protect our democracy—is facing a make-or-break moment in the U.S. Senate. President Trump has made it his top priority, Senate Republicans are pushing hard for a vote this week, and the American people are demanding action. Yet Senate Democrats stand ready to block it, ignoring the will of the vast majority.
This is not just another bill. This is about who gets to decide Delaware's—and America's—future.

What the SAVE America Act Does—and Why It's Essential
Requires simple documentary proof of U.S. citizenship (like a passport, birth certificate, or REAL ID-compliant driver's license) to register for federal elections—preventing non-citizens from even getting on the rolls.
Allows states to use Department of Homeland Security data to identify and remove non-citizens from voter rolls, giving Delaware the tools we need to keep our elections clean.
Closes dangerous loopholes that could allow illegal votes to dilute the ballots of hardworking Delaware families, restoring trust in every election outcome.
In our state, where close races decide everything from school boards to Congress, we cannot risk even a single fraudulent vote tipping the scales.
The American People Overwhelmingly Demand This Protection
The data is undeniable and cuts across party lines:
71% of Americans support the SAVE America Act, including 50% of Democrats and 69% of independents (Harvard CAPS/Harris Poll, February 2026).
81% favor voter ID requirements overall, with strong support from Democrats (70%), independents (79%), and Republicans.
80% want states to actively purge non-citizens from voter rolls—because Americans know that only citizens should decide our elections.
These aren't fringe views; they're mainstream common sense. Delawareans agree: our votes are too precious to be undermined.
Why Democrats Are Fiercely Opposing It—Despite the People's Will As Senate Republicans prepare for a floor vote this week, Democrats remain united in opposition, with threats of filibuster and every indication they'll kill this bill:
This isn't about access; it's about accountability. Why fight so hard against a measure 71% of Americans—including half their own base—support? The Urgent Reality: Act Now or Risk Everything in 2026 With midterms looming, a tainted election could lock in one-party Democrat rule for another cycle. But we have the power to stop it:
Contact Your Delaware U.S. Senators Today Our two Senators are both Democrats: Senator Chris Coons and Senator Lisa Blunt Rochester. As Delaware constituents, your voice carries real weight—especially in our small state. Call their offices (Washington DC for maximum impact on federal votes, or local Delaware offices for added emphasis) and politely but firmly urge them to vote YES on the SAVE America Act to protect election integrity.
Delaware Republicans, this is our moment. The SAVE America Act isn't partisan—it's patriotic. It ensures that only American citizens shape our destiny, protects the integrity of every ballot cast in the First State, and gives us the fair fight we deserve in 2026. By standing united, we can pass this bill, restore election confidence, and build the conservative majority Delaware needs. Let's make history together—secure elections, stronger Delaware, brighter future. For Delaware, for freedom, and for victory in 2026, ![]() |
Gene Truono, Chairman, Delaware Republican Party |








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