The Save Our Sussex PAC was formed in 2025 by a group of Sussex County residents who were angered by a misleadingly named political action committee that provided a way for a small group of developers, builders, and others with financial interests in home construction to attempt to sway local elections toward politicians who would continue to allow unrestrained development.
We decided that it was time for residents to have a voice of their own.
Save Our Sussex is not a single-issue PAC. Our goal is to support candidates at the county and state level who not only will help slow overdevelopment, but also will improve public schools, provide better access to medical care, expand infrastructure, and protect the quality of life we treasure here in Sussex County. We promise to use your donations wisely and strategically to fund candidates who will represent your interests.
Nancy Sakaduski, President
Nancy has been involved in politics since she was president of Kent State Students for McGovern. She has been a marketing consultant, advertising executive, entrepreneur, writer/publisher, and has served on the boards of multiple nonprofit organizations. She has an undergraduate degree in communications from UMBC, and an MBA from Loyola University Maryland. Nancy currently serves on the boards of a public library and an art museum and writes for several local publications.
Bob Murray, Treasurer
Bob has been a resident of Rehoboth Beach since retiring in 2018 after a 32-year career as an insurance underwriter for several national and regional insurance companies. He graduated from Shippensburg University with a bachelor’s degree in business administration/marketing. He has volunteered with United Way, American Red Cross, Big Brothers Big Sisters, and other local nonprofit organizations. In his free time Bob is an avid pickleball player, gardener, pet lover and car enthusiast.
Ken Brittingham
Ken comes from a long line of community-minded residents of Milton (the elementary school is named after his grandfather). He has been a lifetime educator, providing leadership at all levels K-12 and 2-year technical colleges. He earned a Ph.D. in educational leadership and organizational management and was appointed by President Biden to chair the Presidential Commission on Presidential Scholars.
Susan Nogan
Susan relocated to Sussex County after decades of ever-longer summer vacations here and is committed to preserving the quality of life that makes Sussex County so appealing to natives and newcomers alike. She brings more than forty years of experience in advocacy, public policy, and research to Save our Sussex PAC. Susan and her husband live in Lewes with their dog, and enjoy frequent visits by their grown children, friends, and family.