Julianne Murray, the chair of the Delaware Republican Party, has declared her intention to run for re-election to continue leading the state’s GOP. Since taking office in 2023, Murray has focused on increasing the party’s visibility, uniting Republicans, and boosting voter turnout. Under her leadership, the party has made progress in improving its financial stability, launching a new GOP app, and achieving a 75% Republican voter turnout in the November 2024 general election.
Looking ahead, voter registration remains a key challenge for the party, and Murray plans to implement new strategies to address this issue if re-elected. However, she is likely to face competition from state Sen. Dave Lawson, who has also announced his candidacy for the position. Despite the potential challenge, Murray stressed the importance of unity and forward momentum for the party, highlighting the need to avoid the divisiveness that occurred during the 2023 Chair Race.
In her announcement, Murray emphasized the need for continuity to build on the party’s recent accomplishments, stating that she will not allow the party to be divided. She encouraged Senator Lawson to make his case to the voters but underscored the importance of prioritizing unity to continue the party’s progress. As the race for the Delaware Republican Party chairmanship heats up, both candidates will be working to garner support and present their visions for the future of the GOP in the state.
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