April 14 is the last chance for Sussex County to appeal the SB 159 decision before the end of month deadline. If no action is taken, the ruling stands and local authority is lost. This blog gives you exactly what to say and who to contact. Click Read More for quick phone numbers and emails to make your voice heard today.

The Millville post office is still closed—and no one is giving clear answers. I’ve contacted federal offices and USPS directly, and there is a path forward. If you want answers (and results), there are specific steps you can take right now that will force a response. Here’s exactly what to do next.

Tonight’s Mighty 38th meeting will focus on a critical next step for Sussex County: urging County Council to appeal the SB 159 ruling to the Delaware Supreme Court. The Court of Chancery decision does not have to be the final word—but time is limited. If Sussex County does not act, the opportunity is lost. That’s why tonight we will organize our members to directly contact Council and make it clear: this decision must be appealed.

Introduced on March 31, SB 9 is a game changer, reshaping how offshore wind infrastructure moves through Delaware wetlands. SB 159 took authority away from Sussex County Council in a single case; SB 9 goes further. It shifts decision-making to the state, reduces local county control, and creates faster pathways for projects to move forward through wetlands once clearly protected.

Delaware has a reading crisis: only 38% of third graders are on grade level, and nearly 60% of K–3 students are falling behind. This Monday, Nancy Mercante joins the 38th Club to break down what’s really happening, why HB 267 matters, and what we can do about it. Join us April 6 for a critical conversation and a clear call to action for Delaware families.

The March 23rd, 2026 Indian River School District (IRSD) School Board meeting was one of the more substantive meetings in recent months, with direct input from teachers, community members, and several discussions that raised important questions about district priorities, planning, and accountability. Here is a clear, straightforward breakdown of what happened and what the public should be paying attention to.

$100M to expand internet access across Delaware is approved and moving forward—expedited by Republican-led reforms. Now the real question: can a Democrat-run state deliver results, or will bureaucracy slow it down again?

The Court dismissed the City of Fenwick Island and ruled against Sussex County in the offshore wind fight—but it’s not over. With multiple legal challenges still active and a federal deadline looming, the next move belongs to Sussex County Council. Who decides Sussex County’s future?

Join the Mighty 38th and Southern Delaware Republican Club for a festive Kentucky Derby celebration at The Salted Vines Vineyard and Winery! Enjoy wine, great company, and a fun evening supporting our local candidates. Dust off your Derby hat, grab your seersucker, and come be part of one of the most anticipated events of the season. Get your Early Bird priced tickets now! Click Read More for Ticket link.

Delaware Republicans will gather April 24–25 at Bally’s Dover Resort for the Delaware Republican Party’s annual Dinner and State Convention as part of the America 250 celebration. The weekend begins Friday evening, April 24, with the State Committee Dinner, featuring cocktails, dinner, and program remarks. Doors open at 6:00 PM. General admission tickets are $175, and VIP tickets are available. A national keynote speaker will be announced soon.

Members of the Mighty 38th and Southern Delaware Republican Club, and friends from across our community, are invited to gather at the Bethany Beach Boardwalk Grandstand  for a moment of unity, remembrance, and patriotism, Wednesday 3/11/2026 at 8:30 a.m. At this gathering, we will salute the American flag and recite the Pledge of Allegiance in honor of the seven U.S. service members who recently gave their lives in service to our nation during the current conflict in the Mi

Join the team of the Caesar Rodney Institute, Delaware's favorite policy think tank, helping to make a difference in the lives of all Delawareans, as they host a panel of speakers from each generation sharing their lived experiences of the United States Constitution as we celebrate America’s 250th anniversary. This one-time-only event will be on Wednesday, March 11th, at the Hilton in Newark, Delaware, with a mix-and-mingle featuring heavy hors d’oeuvres, a cash bar, and lik

Don't miss our meeting tonight at the South Coastal Library, we will have lots of intriguing information to present, you won't want to miss out! Click below to see our Agenda.

Power outages. Fallen trees. The most patriotic State of the Union in years. A featured guest expert on whole-home generators and serious discussion about our fragile energy grid. And yes… a little Kentucky Derby fun on the horizon. There is a lot happening in the 38th District and across our country. Here’s what you need to know — and why you won’t want to miss our March 2 meeting. Click Read More.

The Republican National Committee (RNC) has reached out with an exciting request: they are encouraging State Parties, Regions, Districts, and Campaigns across the country to host official State of the Union Watch Parties this Tuesday evening. They’ve provided a national sign-up link so they can track participation across the country and our State Party will receive credit for every registered event. Find out how to register with the 38th Club online Watch Party here:

Several court cases challenging Delaware’s offshore wind approvals are actively moving forward. Here is where things stand...

Many of you have asked the same question: why is my electric bill so high, and is it going to get worse? Read here to learn what the factors at play are and what YOU can do about it!

A bill protecting fairness and safety in girls’ sports is closer to passing in Delaware than ever before—but it’s currently stalled in committee. Senate Bill 215 is a straightforward, common-sense measure that preserves sex-segregated athletics for girls. The next step depends on just a few lawmakers. Here’s why this moment matters, who decides, and how you can help move it forward.

National political debates are no longer staying national. From a small student walkout at Cape Henlopen to anti-ICE messaging in local churches, the rhetoric is now edging into our schools. When adult political agendas spill into student spaces, the real risk isn’t politics — it’s losing the guardrails that protect kids. Click on Read More about why this moment matters.

An Independent-turned-Republican U.S. Senate candidate, a countywide elected official, and key Sussex and Dover leaders—all in one night. Join the 38th District and Southern Delaware Republican Club on February 2nd to hear why Dr. Michael Katz chose the Republican Party, how Recorder of Deeds Alexandra Reed Baker is approaching her campaign, and what’s ahead for Sussex County and Delaware in 2026. Click Read More for details ...