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So here is how the bills we were following fared at the end of the first half of the 150thContinue Reading

When a person or a political party makes voting difficult or less available to all eligible voters, it can beContinue Reading

HB177, which would have allowed public charging stations for electric cars on state properties, failed to pass the Senate onContinue Reading

The General Assembly has passed three bills by nearly unanimous margins that will seek to give some former convicts aContinue Reading

Here is Governor John Carney (D)’s remarks upon signing House Bill 38 (Early Voting) into law. This bill passed theContinue Reading

House Bill 110 did not get a vote in the House even though it made it out of one committeeContinue Reading

Senate Bill 35 codifies into Delaware law the consumer protections in the Affordable Care Act, otherwise known as Obamacare, justContinue Reading

Last week, Senate Bill 159 passed the Senate by a vote of 13-6-2. This bill is not unlike House BillContinue Reading

I have highlighted in yellow some bills that are in the position of passing the General Assembly before June 30.Continue Reading

Last we saw Majority Leader Poore, she was cowering in fear behind President Pro Tem Dave McBride as he savedContinue Reading

House Bill 73 has been on the Senate Agenda for weeks now, consistently passed over day after day. If theContinue Reading

I am generally not a fan of the General Assembly’s love of forming new commissions and task forces to tackleContinue Reading

I have highlighted in yellow some bills that I think the General Assembly should make a priority of passing beforeContinue Reading

Retired State Representative James Johnson Jr. spent his career fighting for criminal justice reform. And now he has a billContinue Reading