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State of Delaware Members of the 149Th General Assembly State of Delaware Members of the 149th General Assembly NEW CASTLE COUNTY SENATORS 1 Harris B. McDowell, III (D) 2311 Baynard Blvd. 656-2921 9 John Walsh (D) Carvel Bldg./Wilm. [email protected] Wilmington, DE 19802 [email protected] 744-4163 Legis. Hall/Dover 744-4147 Carvel Bldg./Wilm. 577-8744 2 Margaret Rose Henry (D) 197 Christina Landing 425-4148 10 Stephanie L. Hansen (D) Majority Leader Drive Stephanie.hansen@ Legis. Hall/Dover [email protected]. Wilmington, DE 19801 744-4191 state.de.us 744-4138 us Legis. Hall/Dover 577-8719 Carvel Bldg./Wilm. 3 Robert I. Marshall (D) Carvel State Office Bldg. 577-8519 11 Bryan Townsend (D) 411 Legislative Avenue [email protected] 820 N. French Street [email protected] Dover, DE 19901 11th fl. Senate Office Legis. Hall/Dover 744-4286 Wilmington, DE 19801 Carvel Bldg./Wilm 577-5316 Legis. Hall/Dover 744-4168 4 Gregory F. Lavelle (R) 500 Whitby Drive 12 Nicole Poore (D) 411 Legislative Ave. Minority Whip Wilmington, DE 19803 744-4048 Majority Whip Dover, DE 19901 [email protected] Legis. Hall/Dover 577-8714 [email protected] Legis. Hall/Dover. 744-4286 Carvel Bldg./Wilm Carvel Bldg./Wilm 577-8744 5 Catherine Cloutier (R) 2404 Heather Rd. East 478-9616 13 David B. McBride (D) 7 Nicole Court 322-6100 [email protected] Wilmington, DE 19803 President Pro Tempore Hawk’s Nest Carvel Bldg./Wilm. 577-8517 [email protected] New Castle, DE 19720-3760 744-4167 Legis. Hall/Dover 577-8468 Carvel Bldg./Wilm. 7 Anthony Delcollo (R) Marshallton Heights 744-4306 14 Bruce C. Ennis (D) 522 Smyrna/Clayton 653-7566 [email protected] Wilmington, DE [email protected] Blvd. Legis. Hall/Dover Smyrna, DE 19977 744-4310 Carvel Bldg./ Wilm. Legis. Hall/Dover 8 David P. Sokola (D) 24 Beech Hill Drive 239-2193 [email protected] Newark, DE 19711 Legis. Hall/Dover 744-4139 . NEW CASTLE COUNTY REPRESENTATIVES 1 Charles Potter, Jr. (D) 2605 N. Broom Street 762-8322 15 Valerie J. Longhurst (D) P.O. Box 326 562-6640 [email protected] Wilmington, DE 19802 [email protected] Delaware City, DE Legis. Hall/Dover 744-4351 s 19706 577-8476 Wilmington office 577-5312 Majority Leader Carvel Bldg./Wilm. 2 Stephanie T. Bolden (D) 38 E. McCaulley Court 428-1269 16 James Johnson (D) 105 Skelton Drive 322-3521 [email protected] Wilmington, DE 19801 [email protected] New Castle, DE 19720 Legis. Hall/Dover 744-4351 Legis. Hall/Dover 744-4351 Carvel Bldg./Wilm. 577-8453 Carvel Bldg./Wilm 577-8476 3 Helene M. Keeley (D) P.O. Box 2716 655-7071 17 Michael P. Mulrooney (D) 32 Saratoga Drive 322-1249 [email protected] Wilmington, DE 19805 Michael.Mulrooney@ Pennwood, New Legis. Hall/Dover 744-4351 state.de.us Castle, DE 19720 744-4351 Carvel Bldg./Wilm. 577-8476 Legis. Hall/Dover 577-8476 Carvel Bldg./ Wilm. 4 Gerald L. Brady (D) 1804 Shallcross Avenue 655-1373 18 David Bentz (D) [email protected] Wilmington, DE 19806 [email protected] Legis. Hall/Dover 744-4351 Legis. Hall/Dover 744-4351 Carvel Bldg./Wilm. 577-8476 Carvel Bldg./Wilm. 577-8476 5 Melanie George Smith (D) 12 Calvarese Drive 19 Kimberly A. Williams (D) 23 Weer Circle [email protected] Bear, DE 19701 577-8843 Kimberly.williams@ Wilmington, DE Carvel Bldg./Wilm. 744-4351 state.de.us 19808 744-4351 Legis. Hall/Dover Legis. Hall/Dover 6 Debra J. Heffernan (D) 113 Blue Rock Road 762-3478 21 Michael Ramone (R) 211 Nathan Ct. 584-8601 [email protected] Wilmington, DE 19809 Michael.Ramone@state. Newark, DE 19711 Legis. Hall/Dover 744-4351 de.us Business 234-8500 Carvel Bldg./Wilm. 577-8476 [email protected] Legis. Hall/Dover 744-4171 [email protected] Carvel Bldg./Wilm. 577-8187 7 Bryon H. Short (D) 14 Chestnut Road 475-2252 22 Joseph E. Miro (R) 5 Firechase Circle 454-1840 [email protected] Wilmington, DE 19810 [email protected] Newark, DE 19711 Legis. Hall/Dover 744-4351 Carvel Bldg./Wilm. 577-8723 Carvel Bldg./Wilm. 577-8476 8 Quinn Johnson (D) 151 Back Creek Drive 378-2681 23 Paul S. Baumbach (D) 411 Legislative Avenue 562-4546 [email protected] Middletown, DE 19709 [email protected] Dover, DE 19901 Legis. Hall/Dover 744-4351 Legis. Hall/Dover 744-4351 Carvel Bldg./Wilm. 577-8476 Wilmington Office 577-8476 9 Kevin S. Hensley (R) 411 Legislative Ave. 24 Edward S. Osienski (D) 183 Scottfield Drive 292-8903 Dover, DE 19901 744-4171 Edward.Osienski@state. Newark, DE 19713 Wilm. Office 577-8723 de.us Legis. Hall/Dover 744-4351 Home 218-0130 Carvel Bldg./Wilm. 577-8476 10 Sean A. Matthews (D) 2517 Justin Lane 25 John A. Kowalko, Jr. (D) 14 Kells Avenue 737-2396 Wilm., DE 19810 [email protected]. Newark, DE 19711 Legis.Hall/Dover 744-4351 us Legis. Hall/Dover 744-4351 Carvel Bldg./Wilm. 577-8476 Carvel Bldg./Wilm. 577-8342 11 Jeffrey N. Spiegelman (R) P.O. Box 869 26 John J. Viola (D) 9 Orangeburg Court 744-4351 [email protected] Clayton, DE , 19938 [email protected] Newark, DE 19702 [email protected] Legis. Hall/Dover 744-4171 Majority Whip Carvel Bldg./Wilm. 577-8476 12 Deborah D. Hudson (R) 1022 Oriente Ave. 651-9571 27 Earl G. Jaques, Jr. (D) 82 Cann Road 834-9231 Minority Whip Wilmington, DE 19807 [email protected] Newark, DE 19702 [email protected] Legis. Hall/Dover 744-4171 Legis. Hall/Dover 744-4037 Carvel Bldg./Wilm. 577-8723 Carvel Bldg./Wilm. 577-8489 13 J. Larry Mitchell (D) 1234 Sycamore Avenue 995-1803 [email protected] Wilmington, DE 19805 577-8476 Carvel Bldg./Wilm. KENT COUNTY SENATORS 14 Bruce C. Ennis (D) 522 Smyrna/Clayton 653-7566 17 Brian J. Bushweller (D) 103 Burning Tree Road 674-5442 [email protected] Blvd. brian.bushweller@state. Dover, DE 19904 Smyrna, DE 19977 744-4310 de.us Legis. Hall/Dover 744-4162 Legis. Hall/Dover 15 David G. Lawson (R) 2257 Westville Road 492-1511 18 F. Gary Simpson (R) 6 W. Clarke Avenue 422-3460 [email protected] Marydel, DE 19964 Minority Leader Milford, DE 19963 Legis. Hall/Dover 744-4237 [email protected] Legis. Hall/Dover 744-4134 16 Colin R. M. J. Bonini (R) 276 Banning Road 698-0960 [email protected] Camden, DE 19934 Legis. Hall/Dover 744-4169 KENT COUNTY REPRESENTATIVES 28 William J. Carson, Jr. (D) 680 Lake Drive West 653-8642 32 Andria L. Bennett (D) 71 Saint Jones Ave. 734-8699 [email protected] Smyrna, 19977 [email protected] Dover, DE 19901 Legis. Hall/Dover 744-4351 Legis. Hall/Dover 744-4351 29 W. Charles. Paradee, III (D) 22 Bell Miner Ct. 33 Charles S. Postles, Jr. (R) [email protected] Dover, DE 19904 [email protected] Legis. Hall/Dover 744-4081 Legis. Hall/Dover 744-4351 30 William R. Outten (R) 532 Hopkins Cemetery 398-3816 34 Lyndon D. Yearick (R) 411 Legislative Ave. 387-2510 [email protected] Rd. Dover, DE 19901 Harrington, DE 19952 744-4171 Legis. Hall/Dover 744-4171 Legis. Hall/Dover 31 Sean M. Lynn (D) 411 Legislative Ave. Dover, DE 19901 744-4351 Legis. Hall/Dover SUSSEX COUNTY SENATORS 18 F. Gary Simpson (R) 6 W. Clarke Avenue 422-3460 20 Gerald W. Hocker (R) Post Office Box 930 Minority Leader Milford, DE 19963 [email protected] Ocean View, DE [email protected] Legis. Hall/Dover 744-4134 19970 537-6016 Office 744-4048 Legis. Hall/Dover 6 Ernesto B. Lopez (R) 34108 Juniper Drive 21 Bryant L. Richardson (R) 411 Legislative Ave. [email protected] Lewes, DE 19958 [email protected]. Legislative Hall/Senate 744-4048 Legis. Hall/Dover, DE 744-4136 us Dover, DE 19901 19901 Legis. Hall/Dover 19 Brian G. Pettyjohn (R) P.O. Box 616 [email protected] Georgetown, DE 19947 Legis. Hall/Dover 744-4048 SUSSEX COUNTY REPRESENATIVES 14 Peter C. Schwartzkopf (D) 24 Coventry Road 227-6252 38 Ronald E. Gray (R) 411 Legislative Avenue Speaker of the House Rehoboth Beach, DE [email protected] Dover, DE 19901 [email protected] 19971 744-4351 Legis. Hall/Dover 744-4171 Legis. Hall/Dover 35 David L. Wilson (R) P. O. Box 84 422-9270 39 Daniel B. Short (R) 106 N. Pine Street 744-4171 [email protected] Lincoln, DE 19960 Minority leader Seaford, DE 19973 Legis. Hall/Dover 744-4171 [email protected] Business 628-5222 36 Harvey R. Kenton (R) 3 Quail Ridge Road 422-6155 40 Timothy D. Dukes (R) 4777 Phillips Landing 280-6344 [email protected] Milford, DE 19963 [email protected] Rd. Legis. Hall/Dover 744-4171 Laurel, DE 19956 744-4171 Legis. Hall/Dover 37 Ruth Briggs King (R) 3 Par Court 856-2772 41 Richard G. Collins (R) 28612 Cynthia Marie 381-1610 [email protected] Georgetown, DE 19947 [email protected] Dr. [email protected] Legis. Hall/Dover 744-4171 Millsboro, DE 19966 744-4171 Legis.
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