Republicans Realize That Repealing the ACA Isn’t A Cheap GOP Campaign Slogan Anymore
Looks like fulfilling this empty campaign promise will be a bit tricky. Some Republicans are running away from the issue they had no trouble running on.
The Senate passed the second leg of a constitutional amendment that will end the mandatory tradition of extending legislative businessContinue Reading
Both the House and Senate will be in recess until March 28, 2023. The next week will allow for hearingsContinue Reading
Building on an earlier effort to make EpiPens affordable to young people, the House on Tuesday unanimously approved expanding thatContinue Reading
The Senate passed Senate Bill 33 unanimously without seeming to address how this bill will be paid for. Senate BillContinue Reading
House Bill 77 is the second leg of a Constitutional Amendment requiring legislators to remain domiciled in their respective DistrictsContinue Reading
Republicans just love creating exceptions to the Realty Transfer tax. This time, they want to create an exemption for aContinue Reading
House Bill 59 enables people who don’t have a central water provider and who meet income eligibility standards to receiveContinue Reading
Republican Senator Bryant Richardson has introduced Senate Bill 43 that seems to require posting signs warning about human trafficking onContinue Reading
House Bill 63, a bipartisan bill, seems like a self dealing bill to me. Right now, state pensioners (people whoContinue Reading
Welcome back to the Vote Tracker after a lengthy six week Joint Finance Committee break. The House and Senate wereContinue Reading
The House today House Bill 2, the second part of the Delaware Marijuana Control Act, the part that will regulateContinue Reading
Senate Democratic Senators Kyle Evans Gay and Sarah McBride have introduced two bills, Senate Bill 58 and Senate Bill 59,Continue Reading
With an eye toward reducing pregnancy-related complications and health disparities, particularly in Black women, House Majority Whip Melissa Minor-Brown andContinue Reading
Senate Bill 44 “establishes the Office of New Americans to help improve the lives and economic prosperity of new Americans whoContinue Reading
Speaker Pete Schwartzkopf was the only Democrat to vote no today on House Bill 1, the bill that would removeContinue Reading
Properties across Delaware’s three counties, New Castle, Kent and Sussex, haven’t been reassessed in decades – 1983, 1987 and 1974Continue Reading
One part of a two-bill package known as the Delaware Marijuana Control Act, will get a vote Tuesday on theContinue Reading
Senate Bill 34 will finally repeal some shameful discriminatory laws that somehow have remained in the Delaware Code for centuriesContinue Reading
The House joined the Senate in passing Senate Bill 29 as amended, by a vote of 35-5-1. Five Democrats, RepresentativesContinue Reading
Delaware has not executed a death row inmate since 2012. In 2016, the Delaware Supreme Court declared the state’s deathContinue Reading
Last year, the Delaware General Assembly unanimously passed House Bill 411, which was a constitutional amendment that will end theContinue Reading
In the United States, an estimated 3,400,000 people – of which 470,000 are children – have been diagnosed with epilepsy,Continue Reading
Currently in Delaware, social workers with the Division of Family Services, or as I like to call it, the KidsContinue Reading
Here is the most recent Vote Tracker that includes all the action on bills we are following in the HouseContinue Reading