Delaware Legislation

This bill designates April 14, 2026, as 'Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority Day At The Capitol' in Delaware. The day is meant to honor the contributions and achievements of the Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority. It will be recognized officially at the state capitol.

This bill recognizes April 13-14, 2026, as Yom Hashoah, which is Holocaust Remembrance Day. It aims to honor the memory of those who suffered and died during the Holocaust. The resolution serves as a reminder of the importance of remembering this tragic event in history.

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This bill aims to change the rules regarding how people apply for licenses to carry concealed deadly weapons in Delaware. It seeks to amend existing laws to clarify or adjust the application process, potentially impacting who can obtain such licenses and under what conditions.

DE HB349 is a bill that seeks to change the laws regarding school tax credits for disabled veterans in Delaware. It aims to improve the financial support provided to these veterans by potentially increasing the benefits they receive. This measure is part of an effort to acknowledge and assist those who have served in the military and may face challenges due to their disabilities.

DE HB360 is a bill that aims to update the rules regarding campaign contributions and expenditures in Delaware. It focuses on improving the reporting periods for these financial activities, ensuring greater transparency in campaign financing. This change is designed to help voters better understand how money is being used in political campaigns.

DE HB266 updates the laws regarding motorized scooters in Delaware. The bill aims to regulate the use of these scooters to ensure safety and proper usage on public roads. It includes guidelines for riders, such as age restrictions and safety equipment requirements.

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DE SB270 is a bill aimed at changing the laws regarding portable solar generation devices in Delaware. The legislation seeks to clarify regulations and potentially promote the use of these solar devices, making it easier for residents to utilize renewable energy sources.

This bill recognizes National Doctors Day on March 30 and honors the surgeons in Delaware for their vital contributions to healthcare. It specifically acknowledges the work of the Delaware Chapter of the American College of Surgeons. The intention is to celebrate the life-saving services provided by these medical professionals.

The bill recognizes April 6, 2026, as 'Tartan Day' in Delaware to honor the contributions and achievements of Scottish Americans in the United States. It aims to celebrate Scottish heritage and culture within the state. The bill is sponsored by David Wilson, a Republican member of the legislature.

DE SB3 is a proposed amendment to the Delaware Constitution that aims to change certain aspects of voting. The bill seeks to clarify and potentially expand voting rights and processes within the state. Its goal is to ensure that all eligible voters have fair access to participate in elections.

Delaware SB236 is a bill that seeks to update the laws regarding parentage in Delaware. It aims to clarify and possibly expand the definitions and rights associated with parent-child relationships. The changes are intended to reflect modern family structures and ensure that all parents have legal recognition and protection.

This bill designates March 26, 2026, as 'Epilepsy Awareness Day' in Delaware. The goal is to raise awareness about epilepsy and support those affected by the condition. It aims to promote education and understanding regarding epilepsy within the community.

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DE HB335 is a proposed law that aims to change certain aspects of the Delaware state lottery system. The exact details of the amendments are not specified, but they are intended to improve or update the current regulations governing the lottery. This could involve changes to how the lottery is run, how funds are allocated, or how games are structured.

Delaware SB181 aims to regulate the secondary ticketing market, which involves the resale of tickets for events like concerts and sports games. The bill seeks to ensure fair practices in how tickets are sold and resold, potentially protecting consumers from inflated prices and scams. By amending Title 6 of the Delaware Code, it establishes clearer guidelines for ticket sellers and buyers.

DE HCR107 is a bill that extends the deadline for the Housing Department Task Force to submit its report. This gives the Task Force more time to gather information and make recommendations regarding housing issues in Delaware. The goal is to ensure that the report is thorough and addresses the needs of the community.

DE HB330 aims to update the rights and protections for educators and education staff in Delaware. The bill seeks to ensure that teachers and school staff have clear guidelines regarding their rights in the workplace. This could include aspects like job security, working conditions, and professional conduct.

DE HB331 aims to update laws regarding assault in Delaware, specifically to enhance protections for educators. The bill seeks to address and deter violence against teachers and school staff, ensuring that they can perform their roles without fear of physical harm. By amending existing laws, it emphasizes the importance of a safe educational environment.

The bill DE SCR159 aims to officially recognize Christian Holy Week and Passover in Delaware. This recognition serves to honor these significant religious observances for the Christian and Jewish communities within the state. By acknowledging these weeks, the bill promotes cultural and religious awareness.

The bill, DE HCR106, officially recognizes March 31st as International Transgender Day of Visibility in Delaware. This day aims to celebrate transgender individuals and raise awareness about the discrimination they face. By recognizing this day, Delaware acknowledges the importance of visibility and support for the transgender community.

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This bill celebrates Demec Day and acknowledges the important role of the Delaware Municipal Electric Corporation and community-owned, nonprofit electric utilities in the state. It highlights their contributions to providing reliable electricity and supporting local communities. The resolution aims to raise awareness about these utilities and their impact on Delaware's energy landscape.