Citizens for a Pro-Business Delaware Launches Grassroots Canvassing Campaign to Engage Citizens to Advocate for Diversity on Delaware’s Courts
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Tuesday, January 26, 2021
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This weekend, Citizens for a Pro-Business Delaware (CPBD) launched a canvassing campaign to reach thousands of Delawareans as they directly engage with and educate citizens on the lack of diversity on Delawares highest courts and shed light on the opaque judicial nomination process.
Key Points:
- This weekend, Citizens for a Pro-Business Delaware (CPBD) launched a canvassing campaign to reach thousands of Delawareans as they directly engage with and educate citizens on the lack of diversity on Delawares highest courts and shed light on the opaque judicial nomination process.
- CPBD, Reverend Al Sharpton, civic leaders and citizens are calling for Gov.
- Carney to appoint an African American judge to replace Bouchard and restore diversity to the Chancery Court.
- Said Citizens for a Pro-Business Delaware Campaign Manager Chris Coffey: Every time we get out and talk to Delawareans, they are shocked by the lack of transparency and diversity in the states courts.