As we approach the upcoming election, I want to take a moment to share why I believe Mike Simpler is the clear choice for state representative of the 14th District. Mike is not just a candidate; he is a dedicated member of our community who has devoted his life to serving the people of Sussex County.
Mike embodies the values that many of us hold dear in our beach area. As a husband, father and active community volunteer, he understands the importance of family and community engagement. His commitment to service is evident through his work with the Rehoboth Beach Volunteer Fire Company, where he has shown unwavering respect for our residents and a genuine desire to give back.
What sets Mike apart is his authenticity. He does not pretend to be someone he is not. Instead, Mike is a straight shooter who has deep roots in our area. He knows the challenges we face and is ready to collaborate with fellow representatives to find effective solutions.
In contrast, I urge you to consider the implications of Claire Snyder-Hall's progressive agenda. It poses a real threat to the future vitality of our beach area, which is cherished by residents and visitors alike. Mike Simpler is committed to preserving and enhancing our community, ensuring that it remains a wonderful place for all. Longtime residents, new homebuyers and visitors come to the Delaware coastal region to enjoy our wonderful lifestyle.
I encourage all Democrats, Independents and Republicans to rally behind Mike Simpler, a candidate who will fight for our interests, and govern with the integrity and fairness exemplified by Pete Schwartzkopf. Together, we can secure a brighter future for the 14th District.
Thank you for your support.
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