REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT 3
CHAIR: EUNIQUE GRISBY
Meet Eunique
Eunique S. Grisby is a distinguished professional with a strong background in both corporate business and entrepreneurship. A dedicated community advocate, she has proudly called Delaware home since 2012. Ms. Grisby holds a Bachelor’s degree in Criminal Justice Technology, a Master’s degree in Human Resource Management, and is currently pursuing a Doctorate in Human Services with a concentration in Leadership and Organizational Management.
Residing in Wilmington, Eunique is a proud parent to two daughters, a son, and two beloved family dogs. She has volunteered to represent District Chair 3 and is eager to give back to her community. Passionate about inclusion, teamwork, and fostering local pride, Eunique is committed to making a meaningful impact in Wilmington and throughout the state of Delaware.
In this Together
Eunique S. Grisby is a firm believer in strong family values and takes pride in her pro-life stance on abortion rights. She is passionate about the need for reforms in immigration policy and believes in the importance of effective border control. As a proud American, Eunique advocates for unity among Republicans, Democrats, and Independents, emphasizing the need to set aside political differences to work collectively for the betterment of people—both locally and at the federal level.
Eunique firmly believes that anything built to last must have a strong, solid foundation. This belief inspired her decision to represent District 3, where her focus is on creating meaningful improvements for both current and future residents. Dedicated to addressing the concerns and needs of the community, Eunique is committed to being a strong, unwavering voice for District 3, ensuring that every resident's concerns are heard and addressed with diligence and care.
Concerns of the Residents in District 3
District 3 residents have brought up the following issues to Eunique that they hold dear to their heart and wish to see some change on:
Crime Rate/Drug Use in the Community
Although Violent Crime is on the decline in Delaware, with overall 40 percent decline in gun violence, and homicides declining more than 50 percent since the pandemic, this is still a major concern for district 3 residents. Drug use and Drug overdoses have been on the incline since the pandemic at about 19 percent rise in overdose deaths. Eunique will continue to connect with policymakers and the residents to find out how we can continue to make our neighborhoods safer, and keep our district free from drugs and overdose deaths.
Education System
The state of Delaware is ranked 45th in education in the entire country. 75 percent of fourth graders are not proficient in reading, 82 percent of eighth-graders are not proficient in math, and 25 percent of our students don’t even bother showing up to school on a consistent basis. Key issues with this problem correlate with poverty, adversity in our children’s lives and chronic absences. Eunique will strive to work with policymakers to invest in community and public schools that provide wraparound support to kids and families. She will work to promote natural homes for tutoring, mental health support, nutritional aid and other services, and to advocate for community schools to use innovative and creative programs to support young learners and encourage parent engagement, which leads to better outcomes for kids.
Political Party Balance within the State
As of June 18th, 2024, It has been reported that the Republican party is the third largest party in the state, with the Democratic party leading, and the Independent party second. The Republican party lost nearly a thousand voters this year. It has been reported that the DMV new voter registration process may have a part to play in this, and also Delaware residents have just lost trust in the democratic process in Delaware. Eunique intends to help recruit more Republican voters to the party by connecting with the Independent voters providing them information so they understand they must pick a party in order to participate in our primary elections.
