DL Tracking Poll Results — Jeff Cragg (R) (Round 2)

And we're back. Republican Jeff Cragg got a little extra voting time in the spot light due to my hectic schedule. Let's see if it improved his poll standing at all. Last month, the presumptive Republican gubernatorial challenger garnered a 48% disapproval rating, a 24% "who the hell are you?" rating, and a 28% approval rating. A full month of exposure to the Delaware electorate, and an official launch of the Cragg-Valenzuela campaign has increased Cragg's disapproval rating to 51%, but also his approval rating, now at 33%. 15% are still in the dark as to who the hell he is.

Why Would FOIA Not Apply to the Wilmington Mayor’s Office?

DelCOG (and John Flaherty) informs us of something pretty alarming -- that AG Biden's office officially thinks that the Office of the Wilmington Mayor is *not* covered by FOIA. How can that be, you ask? According to the DelCOG letter, the AGs office has issued an opinion at the Wilmington Mayor's office is not subject to FOIA because the Mayor's office is a 1 person agency.

What If Fisker Walks

With some good reporting by Eric Ruth and Jonathan Starkey at The News Journal, we now have some details on what happens if Fisker walks. Yeah, they probably just read the contracts, but did you want to do that?

Priceless headline from DelawarePolitics

"Rick Santorum ends his bid for the GOP nomination, it’s now Ron Paul or Romney" I don't read DelawarePolitics, but I scanned to the recent headlines to make sure I wasn't missing something on the Romney VP picks post. I guess a little anti-Rommey sentiment is still hanging on in Delaware's corner of Wingnutia.