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Charles S. Postles Jr.


District 33


Charles S. Postles Jr.

State Rep. Charles Postles Jr. was born July 30, 1949. The eldest of three children, he has two sisters.

Aside from college, Rep. Postles has spent his life in the district he now represents. He initially attended public school in Frederica and later graduated from Milford High School.

He earned a Bachelor’s Degree in Agriculture Business Management at the University of Delaware, where he met his wife, Janet. They married in 1972 and have three children, three grandchildren, and one great-grand child.

Rep. Postles first job was with Farm Credit, a lending company catering to the unique needs of farmers. However, he soon turned to poultry farming – a vocation he continues today as a grower for Perdue.

Charles Postles has a long history of community involvement and service. He sits on the boards of directors for the Frederica Senior Center, the Kent County Regional Sports Complex Corporation (DE Turf), and the Kent County Farm Bureau. He is also a member of the Chamber of Commerce for Greater Milford, the Cedarfield Ruritan Club, the Delaware Agricultural Museum and Village, the Delmarva Poultry Industry, and the Milford Future Farmers of America Alumni Association.

Before being elected to represent the 33rd District in the Delaware House of Representatives in 2016, Charles Postles served as a member and president of the Milford School Board.

Rep. Postles has been an outspoken supporter of the agricultural community in the General Assembly and is one of the few active farmers serving in the legislature. He is also an advocate for improving public education and protecting the rights of citizens from governmental intrusion.

Family

Spouse: Janet

Education

B.S., University of Delaware

Occupation

Farmer - Self Employed

Legislative Service:

House, 2016 - Present

Committees:

Joint Finance, Member
Appropriations, Member
Agriculture, Member
Health & Human Development, Member
Judiciary, Member
Natural Resources & Energy, Member
Veterans Affairs, Member

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Legislative Highlights


House Bill 146


From the 153rd General Assembly, this Act updates the Charter of the City of Milford to clarify and expand the City Council’s enumerated powers and governance structure. These changes aim to improve administrative clarity and support effective local government operations. […]

House Bill 146

Senate Bill 171


From the 153rd General Assembly, this Act updates the Town of Houston Charter to reflect modern governance practices. It clarifies voting rights, revises election procedures, updates qualifications for town officials, and expands the Town’s authority to levy taxes, enter contracts, […]

Senate Bill 171

Mentions


Governor Signs $6.996 Billion State Operating Budget

Surrounded by legislators, budget officials, and other staff in his ceremonial Legislative Hall office on Tuesday afternoon, Gov. Matt Meyer signed into law a $6.996 billion General Fund operating budget (Senate Bill 335) for the new fiscal year that began […]

Governor Signs $6.996 Billion State Operating Budget

Three House Republicans Oppose Passage of State Spending Plan

The House of Representatives approved a $6.996 billion General Fund operating budget (Senate Bill 335) on Wednesday evening, but the decision to send the FY 2027 spending plan to the governor was not unanimous. As he has done for several […]

Three House Republicans Oppose Passage of State Spending Plan

Another State House Member Will Not Return

State Rep. Debra Heffernan (D-Bellefonte, Edgemoor) announced on Thursday that she will not seek reelection to her 6th District seat in northern New Castle County. Her decision will mark the end of her 16-year tenure in the House of Representatives. […]

Another State House Member Will Not Return