HB 124 – The Anti-Dog Barking Law
Legislating against Dogs is usually not a winner for politicians. However, we have all had that one dog in theContinue Reading
Legislating against Dogs is usually not a winner for politicians. However, we have all had that one dog in theContinue Reading
House Bill 166 was introduced last week to officially codify the practice of the Governor selecting judicial nominees that areContinue Reading
House Bill 167 will provide funding to provide school resource officers in all Delaware public schools. This bill will fundContinue Reading
Cook Political Report: “There’s already buzz that Albany Democrats, if given the chance, could opt for a ‘safer play’ thanContinue Reading
“House lawmakers overwhelmingly agreed on Wednesday to suspend the nation’s debt ceiling for two years, heading off an economically devastatingContinue Reading
Candy Kitchen in Rehoboth. Photo by 302Life
Three of the Delaware Senate Democrats top legislative priorities were funded by the Joint Finance Committee this week, including billsContinue Reading
The budget-writing Joint Finance Committee last week approved a substantial increase in funding for a program to assist low-income familiesContinue Reading
Earlier this year, the Governor allowed House Bills 1 and 2, collectively the Delaware Marijuana Control Act, to become lawContinue Reading
The Joint Finance Committee, who is over this week and last writing up the budget during the recess of theContinue Reading
The JFC last week voted to fund Senate Bill 9 in the One-Time Supplemental Appropriations Bill to better protect DelawareContinue Reading
A new Monmouth poll finds a majority of Republican voters feel Donald Trump would be their strongest nominee in the 2024 election.Continue Reading
Punchbowl News: “Speaker Kevin McCarthy’s team believes they can avoid a disaster at the House Rules Committee at 3 p.m.Continue Reading
St. Peter The Apostle Roman Catholic Church in New Castle. Photo by Dalia Rodriguez
Before they went on the JFC recess, the Senate passed Senate Bill 102S by a vote of 15-4-2, with allContinue Reading