HB 88 is headed to the Administration Committee this week This bill aims to change the Delaware Constitution to allow same-day voter registration — but here’s why we should all be concerned, no matter where you stand on that issue. The bill strikes nearly ALL of the current language about how voting works in Delaware and replaces it with vague …
When the State of Delaware looks to serve its residents, it should always look to its past. Delaware’s delegation provided the decisive vote that secured the adoption of the Declaration of Independence — and that spirit should lead our efforts for families across Delaware. How do we give people the opportunity to declare their independence? There are so many things …
According to Delaware Public Media, the vast majority of American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funds—money meant to help people struggling from job losses, income reductions, and family tragedies—was instead spent on one-time infrastructure projects for state buildings. $1 BILLION in federal funds 75% of it went to government buildings and their partners for building improvements. Here’s some highlights: $72 million …
Whether you agree with federal funding cuts or not, one thing is clear—Delaware lawmakers had a chance to protect your money with responsible budgeting and fiscal safeguards. A strong financial foundation helps us weather federal or state funding cuts, economic downturns, and unexpected crises. But instead of planning for the future, lawmakers have increased spending by over 30% in the …
Thank you to The News Journal for covering our SRO bill. “Amid a slew of education bills introduced so far this session, one stood out. Delaware House Rep. Bryan Shupe, a Milford Republican, brought a bill to the state House Education Committee on Jan. 22, that funds additional school resource officers and constables in public and charter schools across the …
Huge thanks to Zoe Reed of WHYY for keeping the conversation going on rising energy costs in Delaware! As I’ve said before, government overregulation, a failure to modernize our grid, and a lack of investment in local energy production and new technology have all contributed to higher prices for residents here in the First State. “The state of Delaware mandated …
Creating Transparency in Our Local Elections Political Action Committees (PACs) are often used as a way for individuals and organizations to donate large sums of money to candidates while hiding their true interests and donors. In the last election cycle, across Sussex County, we saw a group called Preserve Sussex. From the name, you’d think they stand for responsible growth …
