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 ...

A bill affecting how school sports teams are designated in Delaware will be heard this week in the Senate Education Committee — and public testimony is open. Parents, students, coaches, and community members still have time to weigh in before lawmakers act. If fairness in girls’ sports matters to you, this is a moment where citizen voices can make a real difference. Click Read More for hearing details and how to participate.

State officials are preparing for a major winter storm that could hit Sussex and Kent hard. Ice, power outages, and dangerous travel are likely. We’ve consolidated the latest Delaware state preparation updates and practical guidance Southern Delaware residents need—before the storm arrives.

Delaware is already taking AI in schools seriously and held an AI Innovation Summit this past Saturday, January 10, 2026. This conference was well attended from educators across the State, with vendors showcasing a wide range of AI products and services for education. The keynote address was delivered by Governor Matt Meyer and Secretary of Education Cindy Marten. Click Read More to learn more!

President Trump continues to show us that he is a one-man wrecking ball, here to be the ultimate disruptor of global corruption. He is the point of the spear, working to shatter the veil of darkness that has been overtaking the world.Click Read More.

You may have seen the headlines saying US Wind “lost in court.” That’s true—but it doesn’t mean the project is stopped. The permit is still in force, SB 159 takes effect January 31, and new lawsuits are on the way. Here’s the full story behind the ruling. Click Read More.

Just days before Christmas, Delaware may cut off food assistance for 119,000 residents — not because of federal cuts, but because our own leaders refused to comply with a federal information request. Why would Governor Meyer risk SNAP benefits for families, seniors, and the disabled when nearly every other state complied without issue? What is Delaware hiding? Read on.

Sussex County stood up for local control today — and the voices of the 38th helped make it happen. See how citizen engagement, decisive leadership, and a race against the clock could change the future of offshore wind in Delaware.

The Sussex County Council will meet again this Tuesday 12/16/2025 to discuss whether the County should pursue legal action against the Delaware Legislature over what many view as state overreach into county authority through SB 159, the bill that shifted key permitting powers away from local government and allow foreign owned US Wind to bring offshore wind cables onto Delaware ... While no final vote was taken, council members held a lengthy discussion on the implications

Neuroscience studies show that cursive handwriting strengthens the brain’s reading circuitry in ways printing and typing do not. The continuous, connected motion of cursive activates sequencing, motor planning, spelling, and memory, the very skills required for strong reading comprehension, not just word recognition. Read more here!

The Sussex County Council met today to discuss whether the County should pursue legal action against the Delaware Legislature over what many view as state overreach into county authority through SB 159, the bill that shifted key permitting powers away from local government, and allow foreign owned US Wind to bring offshore wind cables onto Delaware shores. While no final vote was taken, council members held a lengthy discussion on the implications of SB 159 and ...

This spring, the U.S. Department of Agriculture asked every state to provide updated information on SNAP recipients so it could correct longstanding errors and ensure food assistance reaches the families who truly depend on it. Twenty-nine states complied. Their cooperation uncovered payments going to more than 186,000 deceased individuals and over 500,000 duplicate cases, dollars that could instead support living, legitimate families in need. As of today, Delaware has ref

January 2026 kicks off an election year and the 38th District will play a major role in several critical races. To ensure we’re fully prepared and operating with the highest integrity, we are offering official Online Voter Registration Training in partnership with the Department of Elections. By completing this course, you will receive a two-year certification with the Department of Elections. We will also offer Voter Rolls Clean Up training. Click Read More to see course dat