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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

DATE: May 11, 2026

LOCATION: Dover, DE

CONTACT: Evans Campaign Press Office

WEBSITE: evansfordelaware.com

EVANS FORMALLY ENTERS RACE FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE TO ADDRESS LEGISLATIVE ISSUES 

IN DISTRICT 14

DOVER, DE — Today, legal advocate and anti-bias specialist Evans formally declared candidacy for State Representative in District 14, introducing a campaign platform focused on issues such as corporate development, financial accountability, and housing.

Running outside the traditional party apparatus, Evans aims to address administrative rules that the campaign states impact working families, seniors, and disabled neighbors regarding state assistance frameworks. The campaign launches with a pledge to set a new standard for political ethics by actively publishing copies of operational spending receipts online.

"Issues in Dover view housing and infrastructure as academic theories, while our communities deal with the consequences of corporate development," said Evans. "I am running to give our permanent residents their voice back."

The campaign’s central platform, The Diamond State of Mind, outlines proposed legislative adjustments, including addressing developer rezonings, supporting housing centers, and establishing tracking of housing court choices.

For more information on upcoming town halls or to review campaign information, visit evansfordelaware.com.

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

DATE: May 20, 2026
LOCATION: Dover, DE
CONTACT: Evans Campaign Press Office
WEBSITE: evansfordelaware.com

CANDIDATE EVANS FILES FEDERAL LAWSUIT TARGETING ADMINISTRATIVE ACCOUNTABILITY IN DELAWARE’S JP COURT SYSTEM

DOVER, DE — State Representative candidate Evans announced today the filing of a formal legal complaint in the United States Federal Court System regarding the Justice of the Peace Court infrastructure. The legal action seeks to address administrative authority and fair housing and ADA Title II protections.

The filings raise concerns that Delaware's local housing courts may clear dockets without verifying if disabled or fixed-income tenants have been granted necessary accommodations or a review of their constitutional protections.

"Our legal institutions are built to safeguard constitutional rights," Evans stated. "A favorable win in this federal action is intended to establish a statewide precedent, compelling the judiciary to adopt mandatory, public tracking of housing decisions and implement proactive ADA protections."

Evans is leveraging a professional background in anti-bias and ADA Title II law to navigate the federal challenge. The lawsuit argues that a judicial victory will prevent vulnerable citizens from being stripped of their homes via rapid eviction timelines.

Updates regarding the litigation can be accessed at evansfordelaware.com.
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE 

DATE: June 2, 2026
LOCATION: Dover, DE
CONTACT: Evans Campaign Press Office
WEBSITE: evansfordelaware.com

EVANS DISCUSSES THE INDEPENDENT IDENTITY AND BIPARTISAN ISSUES FOR REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT 14

DOVER, DE — In a policy address delivered in Dover today, State Representative candidate Evans discussed the central questions surrounding an independent candidacy, mapping out a platform built on issues that the campaign states corporate political parties may not address.Evans defined the identity of an independent public servant as a deliberate refusal to prioritize out-of-state party bosses or political donors over the families living in Delaware. The address highlighted core platform objectives that the campaign views as transcending traditional partisan lines, framing public integrity and infrastructure safety as bipartisan responsibilities."Being an independent means I don't answer to a party whip in Dover; I answer directly to the residents of District 14," Evans explained. "When we demand that state housing funds are spent directly on citizen resources—like rental relief and security deposits—instead of administrative payrolls, that is basic financial accountability."Evans outlined key campaign issues that the campaign believes command broad, cross-party consensus among permanent residents:

• Infrastructure Equity: Mandating that established neighborhood sewer conversions are prioritized over corporate developer utility lines.
• Environmental Stewardship: Addressing underground pollution of water tables and clearing trash along Delaware’s local transit corridors.
• Economic Preservation: Keeping adult-use cannabis tax revenues local to fund Sussex County emergency services and open-space conservation, while prioritizing craft cultivation licenses for independent Delaware micro-businesses.

To read the complete independent platform manifesto, visit evansfordelaware.com.

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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

DATE: June 12, 2026
LOCATION: Dover, DE
CONTACT: Evans Campaign Press Office
WEBSITE: evansfordelaware.com

FROM UPSTATE NEW YORK TO DELAWARE: HOW A DUAL REGIONAL BACKGROUND SHAPED EVANS’ APPROACH TO COMMUNITY ADVOCACY

DOVER, DE — The Evans for Delaware campaign today released a biographical profile detailing the candidate's family background and upbringing, illustrating how a life intersecting both northern and southern cultures in Upstate New York influenced a commitment to universal civil rights.

Raised in an environment that blended distinct regional work ethics, Evans states learning early on that socioeconomic vulnerability exists regardless of geography. This background underpins the campaign’s emphasis on cultural solidarity, represented visually by the Haitian, Mexican, Jamaican, Irish, and Italian flags woven into the official campaign logo.

"Growing up navigating both worlds in Upstate New York taught me that working families face similar systemic issues whether they live in a rural valley or an urban center," Evans reflected. "When I see out-of-state capital impacting property in District 14 and driving up values, I recognize similar economic pressures."

Evans' personal journey eventually led to living within a manufactured housing community. This lived experience, combined with a family tradition of community-level service, drives the campaign’s focus on populations in Delaware, including disabled citizens and seniors facing financial limitations.

The full biographical gallery and platform details are hosted at evansfordelaware.com.

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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

DATE: June 22, 2026
LOCATION: Dover, DE
CONTACT: Evans Campaign Press Office
WEBSITE: evansfordelaware.com

EVANS ADVANCES CLASS ACTION LITIGATION ADDRESSING CIVIL RIGHTS FOR UNHOUSED DELAWAREANS

DOVER, DE — Building on a career centered on ADA compliance and institutional reform, State Representative candidate Evans announced a major advancement today in an ongoing class action lawsuit filed on behalf of unhoused individuals across the state of Delaware.

The class action lawsuit addresses state housing networks and municipal entities that utilize law enforcement resources to displace encampments, such as the Christina Park site clearance. The litigation argues that displacing communities impacts residents and fails to address root causes.

"Addressing poverty is an expensive, counterproductive failure," said Evans. "We are litigating to ensure that emergency site clearings can no longer be used by the Delaware State Housing Authority in a way that impacts families who have spent over a year waiting for accessible housing units."

A favorable ruling in this class action suit is intended to mandate structural changes across Delaware, compelling state agencies to redirect resources into tangible relief, secure shelter, and localized medical case integration.

To view court memorandums or to join the advocacy network, visit evansfordelaware.com.

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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

DATE: June 29, 2026
LOCATION: Dover, DE
CONTACT: Evans Campaign Press Office
WEBSITE: evansfordelaware.com

EVANS ISSUES INFRASTRUCTURE CALL TO ACTION; PLEDGES TO REMAIN ENGAGED WITH CONSTITUENTS

DOVER, DE — Following recent policy rollouts addressing infrastructure safety and roadway delays, independent candidate Evans issued a call to action today regarding the intersection at Route 1 and Holland Glade Road. Evans pledged to be a representative who continues to engage directly alongside citizens on community safety issues.

The call to action follows construction delays at corridors cited for safety upgrades. Evans criticized certain approaches for prioritizing development while impacting resident safety.

"I am committed to addressing the concerns of our residents regarding infrastructure and safety," Evans declared. "If state planners continue with certain priorities, I will engage with residents to address these issues."

The Evans campaign is advocating for the passage of The Infrastructure Equity Act, which would legally address the use of public utility funds in relation to neighborhood safety updates. Evans called on all District 14 residents to join upcoming community discussions and sign the open safety petition.

To join the mobilization network or review the fully detailed infrastructure platform, visit evansfordelaware.com.

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