HB54 – Regulating Predatory Payday Loans
From the “It’s better than doing nothing” approach to legislation: this bill imposes a cap on the interest rate thatContinue Reading
From the “It’s better than doing nothing” approach to legislation: this bill imposes a cap on the interest rate thatContinue Reading
From the “That can’t still be illegal” Department: yes, it is illegal for a person who has HIV to donateContinue Reading
Studies have shown that third grade is a critical turning point in educational development and that students who are notContinue Reading
This bill removes the notary requirement for requests for absentee ballots. Delaware is the only state that requires a notaryContinue Reading
This bill voids any and all homeowner association or other covenants or restrictions that prevent a private homeowner from placingContinue Reading
Also self explanatory. This bill increases the age requirement for compulsory school attendance in Delaware from 16 to 18 yearsContinue Reading
This bill creates the right for the parent or guardian of a child to opt out of the annual assessment,Continue Reading
This is self explanatory. The only question is how far into June or July will the school year have toContinue Reading
We have our first action in the General Assembly, and thus first major updates to our Vote Tracker page. Continue Reading
As part of former Governor Markell’s sentencing reforms that were proposed last year to address prison overcrowding and the risingContinue Reading
This Act is intended to implement the recommendations in the December 9, 2015 Report of the Work A Day EarnContinue Reading
This is what you call legislative trolling by the Republicans, and particularly Greg Lavelle, who excels at this sort ofContinue Reading
Republican and Democratic leaders from both chambers filed legislation to reject the pay raises included in the Delaware Compensation Commission’sContinue Reading
Senator Bob Marshall is back again with a new proposal to raise the minimum wage. His bill last session,Continue Reading
HB35 would attempt to regulate certain massage establishments that have become hotbeds of illegal activity, such as prostitution and humanContinue Reading