Carney’s Vetos Encourage Primary Talk [Poll]
Governor John Carney (D) did something right before the election earlier this month that probably ends any civil relationship heContinue Reading
Category: General Assembly
Vote Analysis — 4th Senate District
Provided by our data analyst, Nicholas Schrieber (@thekingscribe). Folks more experienced than me need to weigh in here, but itContinue Reading
Caesar Rodney Institute Is Still A Few Thinkers Short of a Think Tank
I haven’t written about these guys in a while and they’ve been pretty well left to speak to their RepublicanContinue Reading
An Investment, a Vote, and a Windfall: What did Mike Ramone know and when did he know it?
The Delaware Board of Trade (DBOT) was a troubled company that had not yet conducted a trade when State RepresentativeContinue Reading
Help Me Decide in the 12th RD
Rachel Blumenfeld and Krista Griffith are both running to be the Democratic nominee in my Representative District, the 12th RD. Continue Reading
Chris Johnson for AG and Sean Lynn for Senate Host a Meet & Greet/Fundraiser!
These are two of our most impressive and functional progressive champions. Chris Johnson is running for Attorney General committed toContinue Reading
2018 Progressive Legislator Rankings
Every year of every session, we track progressive (or anti-progressive) legislation that makes it way through the committees and chambersContinue Reading
Carperdyne Model Governor Becoming Petulant
This afternoon, recognizing that he will not be able to get Republican Ken Simpler’s Budget Sequester Amendment (HB460) passed throughContinue Reading
Last Night’s Votes and Today’s Agenda
In addition to House Bill 110, the House was supposed to vote on HB458 (which would remove patient privacy protections thatContinue Reading
Cowards in the House Democratic Caucus Strike Again
Pete Schwartzkopf is a coward. No Democrat should vote for his reelection this fall. He should ousted as Speaker immediately.Continue Reading
Yesterday’s Votes and Today’s Agenda: Marijuana and Minimum Wage
The last week of the Session is always high paced. We’ve got some big bills on the Agenda today, includingContinue Reading
HB90 (Early Voting) and HB400 (Same Day Registration) Advance
Last Thursday, the Delaware House have approved two bills that were high on our priority list for a state thatContinue Reading
Updated Vote Tracker and the Agenda for the Last Week
So far, HB460, the ridiculous Republican budgetary gimmick that would place all future General Assemblies into a Grover-Norquist-manufactured straight jacket,Continue Reading
HB3 – Family Leave Passes
The Senate last week passed HB3 (Paid Parental Family Leave for State Employees) by a vote of 16-4, with 1Continue Reading
The Priorities for the General Assembly – Jobs, Economics and Consumer Protection
The last day for the General Assembly is Saturday, June 30th, so there are 7 working days left in theContinue Reading