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🚨 TOMORROW IS ELECTION DAY AND THE RNC IS READY TO PROTECT THE VOTE.
@ChairmanGruters: "We built the strongest election integrity operation in our party’s history. Our teams are on the ground, our attorneys are prepared, and our war room is ready to respond in real time."
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TODAY IS ELECTION DAY, DELAWARE!
The day we've been preparing for is finally here! Across the First State, Delawareans are heading to the polls to make their voices heard and help shape the future of our communities, our state, and our nation.
After months of campaigning, knocking on doors, attending events, and connecting with voters, we want to thank every Republican candidate, volunteer, and supporter who has dedicated their time and energy to this election.
Now it's time for Delawareans to make their voices heard at the ballot box!
IMPORTANT VOTING INFORMATION:
Election Day: Tuesday, November 3, 2026
Polling Hours: 7:00 AM – 8:00 PM
Find Your Polling Location: de.gov/voteplaces
Check Your Voter Registration: ivote.de.gov
Remember, on Election Day you must vote at your assigned polling location. If you are in line by 8:00 PM, stay in line!
Every voice matters, every vote counts, and every Delawarean has a role in shaping our state's future.
GET OUT AND VOTE, DELAWARE!
TWO DAYS UNTIL ELECTION DAY! ONE PARTY. ONE TEAM. ONE GOAL.
On Tuesday, November 3rd, Delawareans will head to the polls to make their voices heard and decide the future of our state.
From rising taxes and skyrocketing utility bills to the growing cost of living, Delaware families are feeling the pressure. The Delaware Republican Party believes years of one-party Democratic leadership have contributed to these challenges, and our candidates are offering a different direction focused on affordability, accountability, public safety, and responsible government.
Across all three counties, Republican candidates have stepped forward to serve their communities, challenge the status quo, and bring new ideas to Dover and Washington.
As we enter the final 48 hours of this election cycle, we want to thank every candidate, volunteer, supporter, and voter who has dedicated their time and energy to this effort. Regardless of individual races or differences throughout the election season, we are united by our shared commitment to Delaware's future.
ELECTION DAY: TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 3RD
POLLS OPEN: 7:00 AM – 8:00 PM
Find your polling location here:
de.gov/voteplaces
SEE SOMETHING? SAY SOMETHING!
Election integrity is essential to maintaining public trust in our democratic process. Every Delaware voter deserves a fair, secure, and transparent election.
As Delawareans head to the polls, we encourage everyone to remain vigilant. If you witness suspicious activity, potential election law violations, voter intimidation, or anything that doesn't seem right, speak up and report it!
Concerns should be brought to the attention of election officials, and the Delaware Republican Party is here to help ensure potential issues are taken seriously.
See something suspicious? Call us at 302-397-8074.
Protecting the integrity of our elections is a responsibility we all share. Your voice matters, your vote matters, and every legitimate vote deserves to be counted accurately.
SEE SOMETHING. SAY SOMETHING. PROTECT ELECTION INTEGRITY.
QUESTIONS RAISED OVER DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE'S RESIDENCY ELIGIBILITY IN DELAWARE'S 3RD HOUSE DISTRICT
A memorandum submitted to Delaware State Election Commissioner Anthony Albence raises serious questions about whether Democratic candidate Branden Fletcher-Dominguez satisfied Delaware's constitutional residency requirements before seeking office.
Under the Delaware Constitution, candidates for the State House of Representatives must have lived in their district for at least one year before the election.
Records cited in the memorandum raise several concerns:
Property purchased in October 2025: The Wilmington residence listed by Fletcher-Dominguez was reportedly purchased after the one-year residency period began.
Zero recorded water usage: City water records reportedly show no consumption at the property across ten consecutive monthly readings from August 2025 through May 2026.
Ongoing renovations: City records reportedly identify the property as vacant, with extensive renovations underway and its certificate of occupancy still under review as of August 2026.
Questions about actual occupancy: A March 2026 social media post reportedly shows the residence undergoing significant interior construction.
These records raise an important question: Did Branden Fletcher-Dominguez actually meet the residency requirements established by Delaware law?
The memorandum requests that the Department of Elections review the candidate's residency documentation and determine whether the constitutional and statutory requirements were satisfied.
The Delaware Republican Party believes that election laws must be applied fairly and consistently to every candidate, regardless of political affiliation.
Delaware voters deserve transparency, accountability, and answers.
Read the memorandum below.
Seattle should be a warning to Delaware.
High taxes, rising costs, shrinking office occupancy, thousands of lost jobs, and major employers shifting jobs and investment elsewhere have put real pressure on one of America’s most recognizable business hubs.
Now, the same kinds of policies are gaining ground here at home. Working Families Party and DSA-backed candidates are advancing an agenda built around higher taxes, a Green New Deal, government-run healthcare, eliminating cash bail, and expanding government control over more of the economy.
Delaware’s success has always depended on being a place where businesses want to invest, grow, hire, and stay.
We should learn from Seattle’s mistakes, not repeat them.
Protect Delaware jobs. Protect Delaware businesses. Protect Delaware’s future.
DELAWARE NEEDS YOU!
Election Day is approaching, and the Delaware Republican Party is looking for poll watchers and volunteers across the state to help us prepare for November 3.
Whether you can serve as a poll watcher, assist with Election Day operations, help with voter outreach, or lend a hand behind the scenes, your time can make a difference. Training and additional information will be provided to volunteers.
Ready to help? Contact the Delaware Republican Party:
Phone: 302-668-1954 Delaware GOP
Email Dee Hawkins: [email protected]
Join our team and help us make sure Republicans are organized, prepared, and represented across Delaware this Election Day.
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Always a privilege to spend time with the amazing @kc4gop! Huge thank you to the @DelawareGOP for having us - on to November!
Happy to be in Delaware Friday night with the @DelawareGOP and @yrnational Chairman @haydenpadgett.
The YR’s have organized days-of-action all over the country and are working hard for our common sense Republican candidates!
Delaware Republican Party retweeted
Happy to be in Delaware Friday night with the @DelawareGOP and @yrnational Chairman @haydenpadgett.
The YR’s have organized days-of-action all over the country and are working hard for our common sense Republican candidates!
MEET THE CANDIDATES | TANYA HETTLER & BRENT BURDGE
Meet two Republican candidates running for the Delaware General Assembly: Tanya Hettler for House District 6 and Brent Burdge for Senate District 5.
TANYA HETTLER | HOUSE DISTRICT 6
“At the heart of my campaign is a simple principle: Delawareans deserve transparency and the information they need to make informed decisions. For more than 17 years, Delaware state government has been controlled by one political party. I believe long-term one-party control can reduce accountability and make it harder for voters to get the full picture on important issues. Delawareans deserve honest information about how their government is performing and how its policies affect their families.”
Learn more:
northerngop-candidates.netli…
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Dr. Tanya Hettler District 6 Rep
BRENT BURDGE | STATE SENATE DISTRICT 5
“I am concerned about the direction of our state, after decades of single-party rule by the Democrats. In my district (and too many others), even incumbent Democrats are losing to primary opponents that represent the Democratic Socialists and the Working Families Party. We need to restore common sense representation in our General Assembly and support Delaware families, rather than an extreme agenda.”
Learn more:
NorthernGOP.com/candidates
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Burdge for Change
A letter to @dojphofficial from Chairman Gene Truono regarding election integrity in Delaware...
GOTV | REPUBLICAN DAY OF ACTION
This Saturday, October 3rd, the Delaware Republican Party is organizing a statewide Day of Action with local candidates and volunteers in all three counties.
Participants will meet at 9:00 AM at Republican headquarters in New Castle, Kent, and Sussex Counties before heading into communities for door-to-door voter outreach.
RNC and State Party staff will also be available to provide guidance on canvassing, best practices, and voter-contact tools.
Candidates participating should come prepared with targeted neighborhoods, walking lists, volunteer contacts, and campaign literature.
Meeting Locations — 9:00 AM
New Castle County: Colonial Region Republican HQ, 160 Peoples Plaza, Newark, DE 19702
Kent County: Kent County Republican HQ, 2151 S. Dupont Hwy, Dover, DE 19901
Sussex County: Sussex County Republican HQ, 131 E. Market St., Georgetown, DE 19947
Volunteers interested in participating can join the group at their local county headquarters on Saturday morning.
Thank you to @RepNancyMace for sharing this moment from Delaware’s congressional debate.
On September 17, Republican U.S. House nominee Joe Arminio was removed from a candidate forum after referring to Rep. Sarah McBride as male. The moderator cited the event’s rules of decorum and asked him to leave.
Delawareans deserve a real debate, not a debate that ends the moment a Republican nominee refuses to recite the other side’s talking points. We stand with the First Amendment. Candidates should be able to speak, voters should be able to hear them, and no forum should substitute enforced language for open political argument.
Stand with Delaware Republicans: secure.winred.com/delaware/d…
Thank you to @EricLDaugh for sharing this moment from Delaware’s congressional debate.
On September 17, Republican U.S. House nominee Joe Arminio was removed from a candidate forum after referring to Rep. Sarah McBride as male. The moderator cited the event’s rules of decorum and asked him to leave.
Delawareans deserve a real debate, not a debate that ends the moment a Republican nominee refuses to recite the other side’s talking points. We stand with the First Amendment. Candidates should be able to speak, voters should be able to hear them, and no forum should substitute enforced language for open political argument.
Stand with Delaware Republicans: secure.winred.com/delaware/d…
