The Vote Tracker for this last week will show you the progress that the House and Senate have made this week on bills of progressive interest.
The Senate on Wednesday passed the Tenant Right to Counsel bill again after it was amended by the House. The bill is now finally on its way to the Governor. The House passed a bill moving the state party primaries to the fourth Tuesday in April, which sents up a scenario where we will have two primaries four weeks apart in April 2024 if the House passes Senate Bill 149 too, which moves the presidential primary from the fourth Tuesday in April to the first Tuesday in April. Genius.
In the chart below, if a bill was voted on in one chamber or the other, that bill will be highlighted in yellow. If a bill was moved out of or placed in a new committee, that bill will be highlighted in grey. If a new bill is introduced, it is highlighted in orange. The Vote Tracker is also available for download as a PDF document.
2023.Delaware.General.Assembly.Legislation.Chart_-1The chart above lists all the legislation of interest during this session. We will update it every Friday during the session. We do not care about license plates. Resolutions honoring or approving of something generally do not make this chart. What we do follow are bills of a progressive or liberal interest from a policy perspective, or conversely, bills that the fascist Republican Party wants to advance to take away your rights.
A link to the specific legislation is provided if you move your mouse over the Bill Number. A link to the Blue Delaware post that covers the bill is provided on the far left. In the second column on the right, we will provide the bill’s current status and whether or not it has passed a chamber of the General Assembly.
The chart is divided into several groups:
- Passed One House
- Out of Committee
- Still in Committee
- Passed Bills
- Defeated Bills
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