Sussex County is gearing up for a busy election season with land-use issues, affordable housing, and infrastructure at the forefront of voters’ minds. As the fastest-growing county in Delaware, concerns for the environment, property rights, and overcrowding are driving voters to the polls for the upcoming primary on Sept. 10 and the general election on Nov. 5.
Key races to watch in Sussex County include the House District 14 seat in Rehoboth, where three Democrats are vying to replace retiring House Speaker Pete Schwartzkopf. Another important race is the Senate District 6 seat in Lewes, where incumbent Democrat Sen. Russ Huxtable faces a challenge from Republican Kim Hoey Stevenson.
Three Sussex County Council seats are also up for grabs, with President Michael Vincent, Cynthia Green, and Mark Schaeffer facing challengers in the upcoming election. Sussex County residents will be closely watching these races to see how candidates plan to address issues such as sustainable infrastructure, affordable housing, economic growth, and property rights.
With a diverse slate of candidates and a growing list of pressing issues, Sussex County residents are engaging with the election process to ensure that their voices are heard and their concerns addressed. Stay tuned for updates on these key races as the primary and general elections draw closer in Sussex County.
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