The next meeting of the 14th Representative District Democratic Committee will feature Rep. Claire Snyder-Hall, D-Rehoboth Beach, who will reflect on the just completed legislative year in the General Assembly.
The July 13 program will begin at 5:00 p.m. with a Dutch treat dinner, followed by remarks from Snyder-Hall at 6:00 p.m., and committee business at 6:30 p.m. All registered Democrats are welcome to participate in 14th RD meetings, with the location of the event provided to those who RSVP by Sunday, July 12, (for dinner/beverages/speakers/
A popular Democratic figure—Snyder-Hall is running unopposed in the primary election—she’s promised “an insider’s look” at the politics and key bills that shaped the General Assembly in 2026. She personally authored or co-sponsored more than 120 bills in areas ranging from reproductive health and marriage equality to public education and end-of-life options. She’s active on seven House committees, including Economic Development, Health & Human Development, Natural Resources & Energy and Education.
The first woman to represent Delaware’s 14th Representative District, Snyder-Hall began her career as a professor of political theory. She earned a PhD in political science from Rutgers University and, for twelve years, taught undergraduate and graduate students at George Mason University before moving to Delaware.
The 14th RD Democratic Committee, which Snyder-Hall previously chaired, represents the residents of Rehoboth Beach, Dewey Beach and southern Lewes.