UPDATES

March 21, 2026 Thanks to the Town of Dagsboro, Delaware  for hosting this amazing event. It was an honor for the Friends of Doug Conaway to be a field sponsor for the 8th Annual Easter Egg Hunt! Votedougconaway  had a great time greeting people at our tent and throughout the Dagsboro Volunteer Fire Department. The hunt was a rain or shine event and included 1,000 eggs per age group! This day was so much more than an Easter Egg Hunt! The creative games for all the different a

March 20, 2026 Had a great night hosting the Lighthouse Christian School Gala with Melanie. Thank you to everyone who supported the event.

March 20, 2026 Thanks to everyone who listened this morning and the great feedback! I would like to thank Mike Bradley and the The Talk of Delmarva - WGMD 92.7 and 98.5  for allowing me to visit the station and spend time with Sussex County voters on air. First time on the radio and it was fun.

March 20, 2026 To see the video that accompanied the following WMDT article, click here . Millsboro is the friendliest city in Delaware. That’s according to  rankings  out of the popular neighborhood connection app Nextdoor. For Town Manager, Jamie Burk, the ranking was an honor that reflected the “golden rule” culture many residents and officials try to cultivate within the town. “To be named the friendliest town in Delaware is a huge accomplishment because there are some re

On March 28, veterans, families, and supporters will walk across Kent County from Little Creek, Delaware to Marydel, Maryland for the Walk for Vets – Walk of Honor. The walk honors veterans lost to the silent wounds of war and raises awareness for PTSD, TBI, MST, homelessness, and suicide. Beginning at 8:00 AM at the Little Creek Fire Department, the event reminds us that even when the war ends, the battle for many veterans continues—and every step we take together matters.

Today was an amazing day. I spoke with a 78-year-old gentleman who has never voted before in his life. After our conversation, he completed his voter registration and will be voting for the first time — in both the Primary and the General Election. Moments like this remind us that voting isn’t just about presidential races. Local elections, especially in the 41st District, shape our communities and our future.

Today I attended the Board of Electrical Examiners meeting on proposed changes to low voltage regulations. While the proposal was withdrawn for now, most public comments opposed adding new permitting and inspections. With housing costs and electric bills already rising, adding more regulation would create delays and increase costs for Delaware families. We must protect affordability and focus on real solutions, not unnecessary burdens.

With longtime Republican Representative Rich Collins retiring from Delaware’s House District 41, the seat has opened a competitive race for 2026. Among them is Doug Conaway, a local business owner with deep ties to the community and firsthand experience in running a small business.