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Be Part of Caesar Rodney’s Legacy in 2026
CRI is launching a year-long civic-education initiative for 2026: Caesar Rodney 250. This is a statewide effort to honor Caesar Rodney’s historic ride, deepen civic understanding in our schools, and reintroduce Delawareans to their own heritage. The work has already begun through:
A virtual civic conversation on Rodney’s legacy and the removal of his Wilmington statue
In-person community events, including The Midnight Ride That Made a Nation
Civic-education engagem

Michelle Parsons
18 hours ago


Delaware likely to issue the final Offshore Wind permit January 31st.
Sussex County residents should call and write their County Council Representatives and advise them that the constituents want the Sussex County Council to challenge SB159/199 and to bring on at no cost, Attorney Jane Brady to help fight the battle. The necessary appeal must be filed by Sussex County before SB199 takes effect this coming January 31st. Now is the time to contact the Council as preliminary filings need to be filed in Chancery court in December. Click Read More f

38th District Republican Club
24 hours ago


38th Report: What Really Happened at the Nov. 24 School Board Meeting - 38th IRSD Reporter
The November 24th, 2025 Indian River School District (IRSD) School Board meeting covered a lot of ground, everything from construction budgets to reading scores to vaping. For those who couldn’t attend, here’s a clear, conversational walkthrough of what happened, what questions were raised, and what the public should be watching.
For more info click Read More.

38th District Republican Club
5 days ago


HB 255: The $400 Million Lie that Crushes DE Businesses - Sample Email to Senators
House Republicans — joined by nearly all major business groups in Delaware, argue that the projected “shortfall” is exaggerated, the process rushed, and the risk of long-term damage to Delaware’s business climate severe. And really, who knows better how to run an economy: the people who actually build and manage successful businesses, or taxpayer-funded government bureaucrats? Click Read More for Sample Email to send to all Senators.


38th District Republicans Collect 250 Pounds of Food for Local Pantries
In a true display of neighborly spirit and community service, members of the 38th District and Southern Delaware Republican Club came together this November to collect and donate over 250 pounds of nonperishable food items to local pantries serving families in need across our district.

Michelle Parsons
Nov 4


Letter to Senator Lisa Blunt-Rochester, YOU Can Do The Same!
LTE to Senator Lisa Blunt Rochester, click link to send YOUR letter to open our Federal Gov't now! Click Read More for details.
It’s unacceptable that families relying on federal services and employees working without pay are being sacrificed for partisan gain. Even the largest federal employee union has called on Congress to pass a full-funding bill immediately.
Regarding SNAP benefits, Secretary of Agriculture Brooke Rollins confirmed during his October press briefi

Michelle Parsons
Nov 2


Sussex Democrat Party Sides With Pedophile Leader
the official Democrat Party leadership in Sussex County, Delaware, the Sussex County Democrat Committee, have made the deliberate choice to stand by and support their county party Chair to continue to lead them, as it comes to light that this sick individual is a convicted child molester.

Michelle Parsons
Oct 26


CRI: "We have way more kids now who are functionally illiterate.”
In recent decades, our school system has taken on responsibilities far beyond its original mission of teaching. Schools now provide medical and mental health services, promote social programs through diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) initiatives, and use “restorative justice” approaches to manage behavior. These added roles have expanded school bureaucracy, increased the number of administrators and left teachers with less time to focus on teaching.
The good news is, the


38th Member Addresses the IRSD School Board over Budget and Referendums
As a concerned citizen who has attended the last five IRSD Board meetings, I feel it is important for the residents of the Indian River School District to hear what is going on relative to how the school board views money management.
I’ve heard the term “referendum” used frequently, often and casually. Discussions by the school board and IRSD administrative officials often pivot to questions like, “How can we pass a referendum?” or “How do we convince ... read more here:


Is Nuclear Right for Delaware? 38th Club Meeting Monday 10/6/2025
Is nuclear energy right for Delaware? Read more here. And join us tonight Monday, October 6th, for our Mighty 38th Southern Delaware Republican Club meeting 6:30pm at the South Coastal Library. Our Guest Speaker will be Dr. David Legates, who will be speaking on the topic of Permanent Absentee voters.


Delaware Voter Registration Surpasses Eligible Adult Population After Adjustments
New analysis of state population data and voter registration records shows that Delaware’s voter rolls may contain more registered voters than the number of residents legally eligible to cast a ballot.

Michelle Parsons
Oct 4


How Are IRSD Schools Doing This Year?
The latest IRSD assessment report (2019–2025) shows that our schools are not just struggling to improve — they have lost ground compared to pre-2020 and 2022 levels.


Get Your Mighty 38th Mums by Midnight TONIGHT Friday
Last day to get your 38th Mighty Mums by Midnight tonight (Friday 9/19/2025). Get beautiful fall mums at a great price, and support a great cause!
Order your big beautiful Mighty 38th Mums here online and support your favorite Delaware Republican Club, it's a win-win, and that is what we are all about, WINNING! Deadline to order is coming up, so get yours now!

Michelle Parsons
Sep 18


Order Your Mighty 38th Mums Here
Order your big beautiful Mighty 38th Mums here online and support your favorite Delaware Republican Club, it's a win-win, and that is what we are all about, WINNING! Deadline to order is coming up, so get yours now!

Michelle Parsons
Sep 8


Sussex County Council Still Holds the Key to Stopping US Wind
Learn how Sussex County Council is still the key to delay US Wind offshore wind turbine construction.
Get your tickets for Sussex County GOP goes to Shorebirds game Aug 23!
Sig, Shop and Drop at Sussex DE GOP HQ Friday, August 29th 4pm-7pm - Get your Trump gear and a MAGAritia!


CRI Offshore Wind Update, Property Taxes, New DE GOP Chair
So much is happening in Delaware, here is one week's recap! Click the link to read more!
DE GOP Elects a New Chair
US Wind Faces Hard Day In Court
Email Secretary of the Interior
Donate to Caesar Rodney Institute in Support of Offshore Legal Defense Fund
Nuclear Energy Is Coming To Delaware! Email Gov Meyer to Support Dave Stevenson
Republican Western Region Town Hall Recap – Property Tax Crisis in Delaware
MaGee Family Farm - Buy Veggies Locally!

Michelle Parsons
Aug 10


Chair Julianne Murray Resigns
Today, I am officially submitting my resignation as Chair of the Delaware Republican Party....


Delaware Republicans Are Busy!
A topic of concern of so many who reside here is the lack of medical access. But that may be about to change, for the better! Read more here: Volunteer for Special Election and Congratulations to Julianne Murray!!!

Michelle Parsons
Jul 14


FAFO - Senator Hocker and Republicans Block the Bond Bill over SB 159
This was a strategic response to the Delaware Democrats, who passed SB 159 in the House on the final day of the legislative session, including an amendment that required it to be sent back to the Senate. The Senate Democrats approved the bill with the amendment. Now, attention is focused on the Governor to veto the bill, allowing the Bond Bill to proceed. What will he do??? Email Governor Meyer here. ..


School Board to Vote on Tax Increase Tuesday, SB159 and the Bond Bill
Despite the two referendums to increase property taxes by 37% which failed twice in March and June of this year, the law allows the school district to raise taxes by 10% following a property reassessment, which occurred this year. The Indian River School Board will vote on whether to increase the local school district tax rate, which make up the largest part of property taxes, this Tuesday.
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