Eastern Sussex County has the opportunity this coming November to send two smart, caring and hardworking women to be their voice and vote in Legislative Hall with Kim Hoey Stevenson for state senator in the Sixth District and Nikki Miller for state representative in the 20th District.
Both Nikki and Kim believe in bipartisanship, which is sorely needed, and will work on behalf of all constituents, regardless of political affiliation. Those currently holding these two positions may be nice people, but they have failed to deliver for the taxpayers in their respective districts and made promises they haven’t kept while in office to bring more resources and support to our area.
We need more energy and stronger bipartisan public servants working on our behalf in the Delaware General Assembly. The beach area is too dynamic to be left behind, which is exactly what is happening due to the current leadership. Let’s support positive change and the change makers with the passion to make it work. Join me in voting for Nikki Miller and Kim Hoey Stevenson in November.
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