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Michael F. Smith

Currently holds the office of Delaware House of Representatives - District 22 until November 6, 2024.

Candidate for Delaware House of Representatives - District 22 in 2022 Delaware General Election.

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Michael F. Smith

Delaware House of Representatives - District 22

About Michael F. Smith

Professional Experience
Delaware House of Representatives, State Representative - District 22 (2018 - Present)
Congressman Mike Castle, Finance Director
University of Delaware’s College of Health Sciences, Director of Strategic Initiatives and Partnerships
Western YMCA U7 Flag Football, Head Coach
Greater Newark Economic Development Partnership, Executive Director
Degrees
Master's, University of Delaware, Public Administration
Bachelor's, University of Delaware, Public Administration
High School Diploma, Wilmington Christian School

Economy

Mike continues to fight for state funding for economic development initiatives that will help grow and sustain Delaware’s small businesses. Learn more

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Election Information

Recent Candidacies
Delaware House of Representatives - District 22 in Delaware General Election
Delaware House of Representatives - District 22 in Delaware General Election
Delaware House of Representatives - District 22 in Delaware 2018 General Election
Delaware House of Representatives - District 22 in Delaware 2018 Primary Election

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