After two successful cycles that culminated with the election of Delaware’s Joe Biden to the White House, Erik Raser-Schramm will be resigning his position as Chairman of the Delaware Democratic Party to join the administration of New Castle County Executive Matt Meyer.
Raser-Schramm’s final day as Chair will be Sunday, November 15. He will begin his job as Deputy Chief Administrative Officer for New Castle County the following day.
Today, the battle for the soul of our nation was won with the only weapon that truly works in a democracy: our votes.
Chris Kenny is single-handedly trying to buy the Delaware State Senate for Republicans, and recently filed campaign finance reports make it crystal clear.
In total, Kenny has contributed nearly $500,000 to three GOP-aligned political action committees, with one – A Better Delaware PAC – spending nearly $180,000 in independent expenditures between August 29 and October 7.
With 96% of eligible state electors voting, Delaware Democrats have elected their 14 Subdivision-level delegates to the Democratic National Convention. These delegates join the First State's 10 automatic Delegates and 2 Party Leader/Elected Official delegates to form the foundation of Delaware's Delegation as we nominate our own Joe Biden for president next month.
Today, voters sent a clear message that Delaware is Biden Country. And with the First State’s enthusiastic voters and volunteers, we are going to do our part to make America Biden Country this fall.
A statement from Delaware Democratic Party Chairman Erik Raser-Schramm on today's retirement of State Rep. Quinn Johnson:
Today, 51 State Democratic Party Chairs from across the United States, the Territories, and Democrats Abroad released a letter urging swift action from federal and state elected officials to protect our voting infrastructure in the midst of the coronavirus outbreak.