Delaware

So. I went online around 2:45 pm yesterday, only to find that the Senate had broken its land-speed record for passing the corporate law package.  Gavelled in at 2, agenda…

This requires its own thread: Several Delaware civil rights organizations are calling for the town of Camden and its police department to withdraw from a recently adopted agreement with U.S.…

We've got at least two games of chicken going on in Dover--the Port vendetta between the State Senate and the Governor, and the battle over how to pay for the…

I promised to highlight the most interesting bills that were pre-filed on May 1.  Looks more like I will be profiling the least uninteresting bills. There are definitely some good…

Well. That was quite the morning.  Let me just say that I might be an unreliable narrator here, since I was there as a participant. And, yes, I won't bury…

1. Gotta lead with the upcoming school board elections.  If, for no other reason,  because thereby hangs a tale featuring arguably Delaware's most-unqualified candidate for elective office.  The school board…

Yet another judge's ruling--which calls out the lack of impartiality of a state agency: Plans to expand the Port of Wilmington through construction of a massive new container terminal in…

The Big News:  End-Of-Life Options Bill Set To Clear Final Legislative Hurdle.  HB 140 (Morrison) is on today's Senate Agenda.  Barring any unexpected defections, the bill should pass.  Barely.  Gov.…

A rare Wednesday with not even a Senate Agenda to warrant either house going into session.  All committee meetings in both chambers today. We have yesterday's productive session to discuss,…

Was gonna write my obligatory run-down of today's activities. Then I read this: https://spotlightdelaware.org/2025/04/15/port-of-wilmington-fight-reignites/ I'm flummoxed.  Can someone please share the story behind the story?  The Governor's office and the…

On Tuesday, May 13, 2025, local school boards throughout the state will elect board members.  If you reside in one of the districts that has contests, you are eligible to…

A slow week meanders to an end.  Only item of note from yesterday was the release of HB 140 (Morrison) from the Senate Executive Committee.  This likely sets up a…

Some tidbits from yesterday's Session: Only Claire Snyder-Hall voted against Rep. Bolden's incumbency protection bill.  It's never passed the Senate, but with Cruce and Seigfried replacing no votes from McBride…