Delaware Liberal

Delaware Political Weekly: Jan. 7-13, 2022

1. Filing Fees Finalized.  Candidates Start Filing. Here’s who have so far:

Jack Bucchioni: D-SD 6 in Sussex County.  This is the district currently held by R Ernie Lopez, who is retiring, at least from this seat.

Mark Pugh: R-SD 14 in Kent County.  This is the district currently held by Bruce Ennis. Pugh got 40.5% of the vote against Ennis in 2020.

Edward Ruyter: R-SD 17 in Kent County. Ruyter is either a farmer or a real estate agent–or–perhaps a farmer and a real estate agent.  Doesn’t matter.  This district, currently held by Trey Paradee, is overwhelmingly D, featuring most of the City of Dover.

Greg Fuller, Sr. : Sussex County Register of Wills.  Turncoat Fuller was gifted the Sussex County Register of Wills position by then-Governor Ruth Ann Minner, then lost it.  He switched parties, of course, after ‘lots of prayer’.

2. Newark Mayor Jerry Clifton To RetireSetting up one of those non-partisan elections where everybody knows who the D candidate and the R candidate are.  The municipal elections will take place in April.

3. Kayode Abegunde Says He’s Running For Insurance Commissioner. Again.  He’ll start out the year with an imposing $649.81 in the ol’ coffers.

4. Shout-Out To Mitch Crane.  He had collected a pretty significant amount of money for a campaign in SD 6, but was drawn out of the district.  He gave back every single one of the donations. And donated $600 to Kyra Hoffner,  who is running for Senate in SD 14.  She would be a progressive alternative to Bruce Ennis.

What’d I miss, and whaddayathink?

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