I have known Claire Snyder-Hall for over a decade. She is currently running as a candidate on the Democratic party primary ballot to represent District 14 (Rehoboth Beach, Dewey and Lewes) in the Delaware House. Her character, experience and integrity make her the best candidate in this Sept. 10 primary election, and I encourage you to vote for Claire!
Claire comes from a family of educators, and she served for 20 years in the classroom. As our state representative, she will actively promote and support the interests of our public schools. We need an effective representative in the House who will serve as an advocate and work hard to secure the needed resources for our students, teachers and school staff.
Claire has exemplary leadership skills. She led Common Cause Delaware, a statewide nonpartisan organization, for five years. In that role, she worked with people on both sides of the aisle. She has a long track record of working with people of different opinions. She knows how to get things done.
Claire will bring a wealth of knowledge and experience to the position of state representative. She has the skills and ability to deal with the complex issues facing our communities, and the will to serve all Delawareans.
On a personal level, Claire is a warm, personable and caring individual. I enthusiastically support her candidacy. Your vote in the Sept. 10 primary will be very important – get out to vote for Claire Snyder-Hall!
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