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Organizer: Indivisible Newark DE
Sat, Jun 27, 2026, 2:50 PM
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Events Calendar
This calendar is for events (e.g., a protest). Advocacy tasks (e.g., signing a petition) are a separate list that is on our homepage.
Events with a BLUE dot are hosted by our chapter.
Anyone can submit an event to be listed on our calendar, pending approval by our group. Send an email to IndivisibleNewarkDE@gmail.com with the event details.
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Our Next Protest
Next Protest TBA!
Don't forget to check our calendar of events for lots of other ways to stay involved, including protests from other local groups you can attend!
Our Next Protest
Friday, July 31
5:00 - 6:00 pm: Protest
Indivisible Newark DE is protesting to $top the War On Iran. Trump’s unsanctioned war continues to cost us dearly. To date, 17 US soldiers have been killed, at least 447 have been wounded, and we have spent $37.5 billion with an additional $80 billion requested. Thousands of Iranian lives have been lost, and untold damage has been done to their country. Join us to speak out and demand an end to these senseless hostilities. Friday, July 31, 5-6pm Sidewalks by Old College Main St at South College Ave Newark, DE 19711
Protest Logistics
⭐Rain or Shine, No March, Peaceful Protest
🚫No weapons, drugs or alcohol, please!
🦺We have a team of volunteers to help ensure the event runs smoothly and safely.
Sign Ideas
🪧Homemade signs are best. If you're able, please bring one to amplify the protest theme.
Sign Ideas: - $top War on Iran - $top Bombing Iran - We don’t want this war - Are you tired of all the winning? - Healthcare not warfare - What Co$t is Trump’$ war? - What are our soldiers dying for? - Stop putting soldiers lives at risk - What happened to America First?
Why We Protest
Democracy isn’t something we inherit—it’s something we protect together. The fight for voting rights continues as communities across the country work to defend our voices and our democracy. Together, our voices move history.
Recent Protest:
We Stand Together Against ICE
July 25, 206
We gathered in a vigil to honor the lives of people recently killed by ICE, followed by a protest demanding accountability. We were outraged by the lawlessness, violence, and cruelty we saw from ICE in recent days. On this national day of action we came together to remember those we've lost, supported one another, and raised our voices for justice.
Our Next Protest
Saturday July 25th
2:00-3:15pm: Vigil and Protest
Join us for a vigil honoring the lives of people recently killed by ICE, followed by a protest demanding accountability. Outside USPS on 401 Ogletown Saturday July 25 2:00-3:15pm If you are outraged by the lawlessness, violence, and cruelty we are seeing from ICE, stand with us on this national day of action. We will come together to remember those we've lost, support one another, and raise our voices for justice.
Protest Logistics
⭐Rain or Shine, No March, Peaceful Protest
🚫No weapons, drugs or alcohol, please!
🦺We have a team of volunteers to help ensure the event runs smoothly and safely.
Sign Ideas
🪧Homemade signs are best. If you're able, please bring one to amplify the protest theme.
Sign Ideas:
-Stop ICE Cruelty
-Stop ICE murders
-ICE terrorizes families
-We Stand with Immigrants
-We Support Immigrants
-Hands off our hardworking neighbors
Why We Protest
Democracy isn’t something we inherit—it’s something we protect together. The fight for voting rights continues as communities across the country work to defend our voices and our democracy. Together, our voices move history.
Our Next Protest
Saturday July 18th
⚡⚡⚡Weather Notice: Protest and vigil are on unless there is an active thunderstorm in the area between 5-6:30pm⚡⚡⚡
2:00-3:15pm: Vigil and Protest
Join us for a vigil honoring the lives of people recently killed by ICE, followed by a protest demanding accountability. Outside USPS on 401 Ogletown Saturday July 25 2:00-3:15pm If you are outraged by the lawlessness, violence, and cruelty we are seeing from ICE, stand with us on this national day of action. We will come together to remember those we've lost, support one another, and raise our voices for justice.
Why We Protest
Democracy isn’t something we inherit—it’s something we protect together. The fight for voting rights continues as communities across the country work to defend our voices and our democracy. Six years after the passing of Congressman John Lewis, we gather to make Good Trouble, build community, and continue the fight for a stronger future. Together, our voices move history.
Protest Logistics
⭐Rain or Shine, No March, Peaceful Protest
🚫No weapons, drugs or alcohol, please!
🦺We have a team of volunteers to help ensure the event runs smoothly and safely.
Sign Ideas
🪧Homemade signs are best. If you're able, please bring one to amplify the protest theme.
Sign Ideas:
-Stop ICE Cruelty
-Stop ICE murders
-ICE terrorizes families
-We Stand with Immigrants
-We Support Immigrants
-Hands off our hardworking neighbors
Our Next Protest
Saturday July 18th
⚡⚡⚡Weather Notice: Protest and vigil are on unless there is an active thunderstorm in the area between 5-6:30pm⚡⚡⚡
5:00-6:00pm: Protest
6:00-6:30pm: Separate Event - Vigil
Additional details about the vigil: Please stay after our Good Trouble protest for a brief vigil honoring the two people who were killed by ICE this past week. We gather to mourn these tragic losses, stand in solidarity with affected families and communities, and recommit ourselves to the fight for justice.
***The bill signing originally scheduled for 5pm has been cancelled out of an abundance of caution regarding the weather.***
Why We Protest
Democracy isn’t something we inherit—it’s something we protect together. The fight for voting rights continues as communities across the country work to defend our voices and our democracy. Six years after the passing of Congressman John Lewis, we gather to make Good Trouble, build community, and continue the fight for a stronger future. Together, our voices move history.
Protest Logistics
⭐Rain or Shine, No March, Peaceful Protest
🚫No weapons, drugs or alcohol, please!
🦺We have a team of volunteers to help ensure the event runs smoothly and safely.
Sign Ideas
🪧Homemade signs are best. If you're able, please bring one to amplify the protest theme.
Sign Ideas:
-No ICE agents at the polls
-Stop the SAVE act
-Protect mail-in ballots
-Protect voter rights
-Make good trouble
-We refuse to go back
-Good Trouble Lives on
Current Action
🚨Time is running out. Nine immigrant rights and voting rights bills are still waiting for a vote in the Delaware House. Contact House Majority Leader Kerri Harris at (302) 744-4351 and kerrievelyn.harris@delaware.gov. Ask her to place these bills on the House agenda before session ends on June 30.
6 Immigrant Rights Bills
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HB 58
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HB 60
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HB 44
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HB 93
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HB 95
✅ HS 1 for HB 368 (added)
3 Voting Rights Bills
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HB 188
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HB 392
✅ SB 266 (added)
Calls and Emails Needed
Recent Protest:
De-ICE Citizens Bank
De-ICE Citizens Bank
Saturday June 6
11 AM - 12 noon
Indivisible Newark DE joined a national day of action in protest of Citizens Bank's ongoing funding of ICE detention centers. Citizens Bank is bankrolling the country's two largest prison companies that are earning record profits operating dozens of ICE detention facilities. No company should profit from harmful detention practices without consequences.
Pictures and social media links coming soon!
Our Next Protest
250 RESIST
National Day of Resistance
Saturday,
June 27, 2026
2:50 PM
for One Hour
Join us for a national day of action to protest the Trump administration's continued authoritarian tactics and their partisan efforts to co-opt the 250th anniversary of the United States.
Wear your red, white, and blue and join us as we show what patriotism and democracy look like in action
⭐Rain or Shine • No March •
Peaceful Protest ⭐
🚫No weapons, drugs or alcohol, please!
🦺We have a team of volunteers to help ensure the event runs smoothly and safely.
Recent Protest
SHUT DOWN DELANEY HALL
NO MORE ICE PRISONS
Saturday,
June 13, 2026
Indivisible Newark DE and our Visibility Brigade had a solidarity protest over Kirkwood Highway. We demanded the closure of Delaney Hall as well as dignity, accountability, and humane treatment for all people in detention.
Pictures and social media links coming soon!
Our Next Protest
SHUT DOWN DELANEY HALL
NO MORE ICE PRISONS
Saturday,
June 13, 2026
10:00 - 11:00 AM
Join Indivisible Newark DE and our Visibility Brigade for a solidarity protest over Kirkwood Highway as we demand the closure of Delaney Hall as well as dignity, accountability, and humane treatment for all people in detention.
Homemade signs are best. If you are able, please make a sign to amplify the protest theme.
Sign Ideas:
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We stand with Delaney Detainees
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Close All ICE Prisons
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Shut Down Delaney Hall
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Close the ICE Camps
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Unmask ICE Atrocities
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Support the Delaney Hunger Strike
⭐Rain or Shine • No March •
Peaceful Protest ⭐
🚫No weapons, drugs or alcohol, please!
🦺We have a team of volunteers to help ensure the event runs smoothly and safely.
Our Next Action
DE-ICE CITIZENS BANK
3 Days of Action
Join us as we demand that Citizen’s Bank stops profiting from private prisons and immigrant detention.
📍Day 1: Protest (DONE! ✅)
📨Day 2: Email the bank CEO
🤙Day 3: Call bank headquarters
We’re calling on the bank to immediately end its financial relationships with CoreCivic and GEO Group and publicly commit to never financing private immigration detention or prison companies again.
Day 1: PROTEST
Day 2: EMAIL
Day 3: CALL
Our Next Action
DE-ICE CITIZENS BANK
3 Days of Action
Join us as we demand that Citizen’s Bank stops profiting from private prisons and immigrant detention.
Day 1: Protest
Day 2: Email the bank CEO
Day 3: Call bank headquarters
We’re calling on the bank to immediately end its financial relationships with CoreCivic and GEO Group and publicly commit to never financing private immigration detention or prison companies again.
Day 1: PROTEST
Day 2: EMAIL
Day 3: CALL
Recent Protest:
Protect Voter Rights
Rapid Response
May 8, 2026
5:30 - 6:30 PM
Indivisible Newark DE held a Rapid Response Protest to voice our outrage at the recent U.S. Supreme Court decision that dismantled key features of the Voter Rights Act, including gutting protections against racially-based gerrymandering.
For over 60 years, the Voting Rights Act – often called the crown jewel of the U.S. Civil Rights Movement - has protected minorities from being locked out of equitable representation in elected offices. Now, with this blatantly political decision by the Roberts’ Court, millions of people will have the power of their vote diminished and ignored.
Newark residents stood up against this latest move by those aligned with the Trump regime to tilt the scales of electoral politics and steal power, affirmed by a thoroughly compromised Supreme Court.
Our Next Protest
Stand with us to protect Voter Rights!
For over 60 years, the Voting Rights Act – often called the crown jewel of the U.S. Civil Rights Movement - has protected minorities from being locked out of equitable representation in elected offices. Now, with this blatantly political decision by the Roberts’ Court, millions of people will have the power of their vote diminished and ignored.
Homemade signs are best. If you are able, please make a sign to amplify the protest theme.
Sign Ideas:
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Protect the Voting Rights Act
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Save the Vote
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Fair Representation
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No Gerrymandering
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Voting is a Right
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All votes are equal
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Every vote should matter
Rain or Shine • No March • Peaceful ProtestNo weapons, drugs or alcohol, please!We have a team of volunteers to help ensure the event runs smoothly and safely.
Election Action
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Our Next Protest
May Day Protest
ALL EVENTS: Friday May 1
12 noon - 1 pm
PROTEST: Sidewalk by
401 Ogletown Rd
VISIBILITY BRIGADE:
Pedestrian Bridge
by 2644 Kirkwood
Hold a large letter (we will provide) on the bridge as part of the phrase
"People Over Profit"
Sign-up required for this location
NO KINGS RECAP
Thank You Newark!
A rally in Newark, Delaware drew an estimated 6,000 to 7,000 protesters, who endured cold temperatures and gusty winds to stand united and say "No!" to Trump's unconstitutional orders, illegal wars, cruelty toward immigrants, and corrupt deals. This event included "Why we March" and "ICE Stories" interactive displays-more info in photos and links below.
OUR NEXT PROTEST
Saturday, Jan 31
5-6 PM
401 Ogeltown Rd
"Resist and Remember" protest and vigil.
Join us on the right side of history resisting ICE's abuses. Honor the life of Alex Pretti. More info coming soon.
NO KINGS!
GET READY!
Saturday, March 28
2 - 4 PM
The Central Green
Join Indivisible Newark DE for our next No Kings protest! Our prior No Kings events had massive crowds, and we are expecting our largest crowd yet. Stand with us—United Against Hate!
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Please leave closer parking spots for people who use a wheelchair, a walker, etc.
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There is an optional 1.5 mile march. Anyone who does not want to march can remain at the protest start location throughout.
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If you want your protest sign read by cars driving by, remember that large bold font and simple phrases are more visible.
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As usual, there will be a team of protest volunteers to help ensure the event runs smoothly.
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Do not engage with hecklers (which have been very rare thus far). Report hecklers to a Safety Team member (yellow vest) and do not engage with them.
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Help us care for this space—please don’t litter.
NO KINGS!
GET READY!
Saturday, March 28
2 - 4 PM
The Central Green
Join Indivisible Newark DE for our next No Kings protest! Our prior No Kings events had massive crowds, and we are expecting our largest crowd yet. Stand with us—United Against Hate!
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Please leave closer parking spots for people who use a wheelchair, a walker, etc.
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There is an optional 1.5 mile march. Anyone who does not want to march can remain at the protest start location throughout.
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If you want your protest sign read by cars driving by, remember that large bold font and simple phrases are more visible.
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As usual, there will be a team of protest volunteers to help ensure the event runs smoothly.
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Do not engage with hecklers (which have been very rare thus far). Report hecklers to a Safety Team member (yellow vest) and do not engage with them.
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Help us care for this space—please don’t litter.
RAPID RESOPNSE PROTEST:
STAND UP TO TRUMP
JOIN US!
SUNDAY March 8
12 - 1 PM
OLD COLLEGE
Main Street and S. College Ave.
Join Indivisible Newark DE for Rapid Response Protest to voice our outrage at the lawless actions of the Trump regime.
For over a year, we have seen Trump and his underlings ignore the Constitution, bypass court orders, and trample over the rights of individuals. Now, in perhaps the most dangerous action yet, they have launched a rapidly escalating war with Iran, violating both the Constitution and the War Powers Resolution.
We call on the Congress to do its job and reassert its rightful authority over the unchecked actions of this regime. Join us on Sunday to show your opposition to the expanding tyranny.
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Rain or Shine • No March • Peaceful Protest
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No weapons, drugs or alcohol, please!
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We have a team of volunteers to help ensure the event runs smoothly and safely.
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Homemade signs are best. If you are able, please make a sign to amplify the protest theme.
Sign Ideas:
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No illegal wars
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Stop violating the constitution
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Respect the constitution
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Respect laws, at home and abroad
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Congress do your job
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Stand up to lawless regimes
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Stand up for the people of Iran
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Justice for Iranians
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No War for Trump
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What happened to America First?
Save the Date
May Day
Saturday March 7
11 AM - 12 noon
Sidewalk by
4345 Kirkwood Hwy
(Citizens Bank)
Join Indivisible Newark DE and Indivisible Highlands and Beyond for their second protest against Citizens Bank, a major lender to companies that build and operate ICE detention centers.
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Rain or Shine • No March • Peaceful Protest
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No weapons, drugs or alcohol, please!
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We have a team of volunteers to help ensure the event runs smoothly and safely.
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Homemade signs are best. If you are able, please make a sign to amplify the protest theme.
Sign Ideas:
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De-ICE Citizens Bank
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Citizens Bank Funds ICE Prisons
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Citizens Bank is Complicit with ICE
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Citizens Bank – Stop Financing ICE prisons
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Citizens Bank + ICE = Human Rights Abuse
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Citizens Bank- Cut Ties With ICE Prisons
RECENT PROTEST: CITIZENS BANK
STOP FUNDING ICE DETENTION
Saturday Feb 14
Sidewalk by 4345 Kirkwood Highway
(Citizens Bank)
Indivisible Newark DE and Indivisible Highlands and Beyond co-organized a protest against Citizens Bank.
When banks fund ICE detention, they are not neutral — they are complicit. Citizens Bank is a major lender to companies that build and operate ICE detention centers, profiting from a system that cages and abuses immigrants. We came together to demand accountability and to make it clear: our communities will not accept banks fueling ICE abuse.
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RECENT PROTEST:
REMEMBER AND RESIST
Protest and Vigil in Memory of Alex Pretti, who was murdered by ICE in Minneapolis, and all the victims of ICE Violence.
Indivisible Newark DE joined with communities across the country to voice our grief and outrage at the murder of Alex Pretti, a hero who was executed by masked ICE thugs last week as he came to the aid of a fellow ICE observer in Minneapolis.
Around 700 people gathered in below-twenty degree temperatures to raise their signs and voices in solidarity with Minnesotans, and to express grief for all victims of ICE violence. The names of 39 victims were read, and a moment of silence was observed for each during the candlelight vigil.
Alex is the second person to be killed in less than a month by the occupation forces in the Twin Cities. In both cases, the Trump regime has responded by blocking investigations, libeling the victims, and claiming it can murder with impunity. We cannot allow lawless secret police to continue terrorizing Americans.
RECENT PROTEST:
WE STAND WITH MINNESOTA
Friday, January 23, 2026
Protesters and volunteers stood in solidarity with Minnesota's general strike to resist ICE.
Old College, Main Street at South College Ave
Newark DE 19711
https://www.facebook.com/share/v/1K9eRnv3LP/
The Twin Cities of Minnesota, under violent occupation by agents of the Trump regime, daily resist beatings, abductions, and illegal incarceration.
Temperatures in Minneapolis reached -9 degrees according to the National Weather Service.
As ICE operations expand across the country, no one in America is safe from this repression. Indivisible Newark DE organized a Rapid Response Protest in solidarity with Minnesota and with all the communities that are under siege.
Contact Your Legislators
Write, call and email your legislator with your concerns every day. It lets them know what their constituents are thinking. The more correspondence they receive, the more they know which concerns are most urgent. Those concerns will get more attention
US Senate
Chris Coons (D)
Chris has spent his career in the Senate focused on working across the aisle to get things done for the people of Delaware. In recent years, the Bipartisan Policy Center recognized Chris for his commitment to bipartisanship and awarded him its Legislative Action Award and the independent congressional tracking website GovTrack ranked Chris in the top three most productive Senators of both parties.
Contact
Website. https://www.coons.senate.gov/
Phone: (202) 224-5042
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/senatorchriscoons/
Blue Sky:https://bsky.app/profile/coons.senate.gov
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/senatorchriscoons
Share Your Opinion: :https://www.coons.senate.gov/contact/share-your-opinion
Local Offices
WILMINGTON
1105 N. Market Street, Suite 100
Wilmington, DE 19801
P: (302) 573-6345
DOVER
555 E. Loockerman St. Suite 330
Dover, DE 19901
P: (302) 736-5601 F: (302) 736-5609
Toll Free: (877) 668-3368
Committees
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Appropriations Comittee
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Foreign Relations Comittee
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Judiciary Committee
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Small Business and Entrepreneurship Committee
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Select Committee on Ethics
Lisa Blunt Rochester (D)
Senator Lisa Blunt Rochester represents Delaware in the U.S. Senate. She was elected in 2024 after serving four terms as Delaware’s sole representative in the U.S. House of Representatives. In the House, she served on the House Committee on Energy and Commerce, which oversees health care, the environment, commerce and trade, energy policy, telecommunications, manufacturing, and consumer protection.
Contact
Website. https://www.bluntrochester.senate.gov/
Phone: (202) 224-2441
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/SenLBR/
Blue Sky: https://bsky.app/profile/bluntrochester.senate.gov
Share Your Opinion: https://www.bluntrochester.senate.gov/contact/write-to-lbr/
Local Offices
WILMINGTON
Coming Soon
P: 302-573-6291
DOVER
555 East Loockerman
Street, Suite 300
Dover, DE 19901
P: 302-674-3308
GEORGETOWN
12 The Circle
Georgetown, DE 19947
302-856-7690
Committees
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Committee on Banking, Housing and Urban Affairs
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Committee on Commerce, Science and Transportation
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Committee on Environment and Public Works
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Committee on Health, Education, Labor and Pensions
US House
Sarah McBride (D)
Congresswoman Sarah McBride proudly represents the greatest state in the nation, and our country’s First State, Delaware, as its sole member of Congress
Contact
Website. https://mcbride.house.gov/
Phone: (202) 225-4165
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/CongresswomanSarahMcBride/
Instagram : https://www.instagram.com/congresswomansarahmcbride/
Local Office
WILMINGTON
1105 North Market Street
Suite 400
Wilmington, DE 19801
P: (302) 830-2330
GEORGETOWN
28 The Circle, Suite 2
Georgetown, DE 19947
P: (302) 752-9140
Committees
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House Foreign Affairs Committee
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House Space, Science and Technology Committee
Local Delaware
Matt Meyer
Governor Matt Meyer is a former public school math teacher and small business owner who served as New Castle County Executive from 2017 through January 2025. As the leader of Delaware’s largest local government, Matt proved that government can still work for the people–delivering real results for real people and making real progress for Delaware’s working families. Governor Meyer will bring that same result-driven leadership across our state by creating an effective government that reflects our values and priorities.
Contact
Website. https://governor.delaware.gov/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Meyer4DE/
Tatnall Building
150 Martin Luther King Jr Blvd South
Dover, DE 19901
(302) 744-4101
Carvel State Office Building
820 N. French Street, 12th Floor
Wilmington, DE 19801
(302) 577-3210