The Agenda – May 7, 2024
The House and Senate return today from a week long Bond Committee break. The House has some bills on theirContinue Reading
The House and Senate return today from a week long Bond Committee break. The House has some bills on theirContinue Reading
The General Assembly is in recess this week for Bond Hearings. They will return on May 7, 2024. The VoteContinue Reading
The Delaware Senate passed Senate Bill 237 by a party line vote of 15-5-1 on Thursday. The bill would directContinue Reading
Yesterday, after the House spent hours in debate, after hours of lobbying by the hospital lobbies, who were also sendingContinue Reading
The House last week passed House Bill 253S by a vote of 34-0-7. The bill requires health insurance companies, includingContinue Reading
The House last week passed House Bill 293 unanimously. This bill requires that the Department of Elections ensure that pollingContinue Reading
The Senate last week passed three Affordable Housing Agenda bills which were part of the bipartisan seven-bill package that willContinue Reading
The Senate last week passed Senate Bill 216 unanimously. The bill would increase the civil penalties that can be imposed againstContinue Reading
The House last month unanimoulsy passed House Bill 263. The bill prohibits local education agencies and charter schools from prohibitingContinue Reading
Future cabinet secretaries, commissioners and directors would need to be reconfirmed at the start of each Governor’s term of officeContinue Reading
The Senate last month passed Senate Bill 200 unanimously. The bill ‘provides important consumer protections for property insurance contracts byContinue Reading
The House last month passed House Bill 286 unanimously. The bill, otherwise known as the Erika Byler Act, would prohibitContinue Reading
The Senate passed Senate Bill 194 essentially along party lines, 16-5. Republican Senator Eric Buckson voted yes along with allContinue Reading
The House passed House Bill 127 unanimously last week. The bill allows each county to impose fire protection fees byContinue Reading
On the heels of historic commitments to expand its renewable energy portfolio and reduce greenhouse gas emissions, Delaware took another major step towardContinue Reading