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A bill to provide financial assistance for installing in-home electric vehicle chargers for low-income Delawareans is released from the House Natural Resource and Energy Committee.
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Delaware’s State Senate passes a bill to allow third-party alcohol delivery, but direct-to-consumer shipping legislation fails in committee.
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The legislation makes Delaware the latest of seven other states to legalize natural organic reduction, a process that accelerates the decomposition of human remains to soil.
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Legislation to formally outlaw the death penalty in Delaware was voted out of committee on Wednesday.
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An independent review of Delaware’s education funding system from the American Institutes for Research recommends significantly higher investment in schools, but lawmakers on both sides of the aisle have concerns.
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State Rep. Jeff Spiegelman's bill would prohibit life insurance companies from purchasing genetic information from companies like 23andMe and AncestryDNA.
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GOP legislators propose legislation to create a deadline for bills to cross from one chamber to the next, as well as raise the threshold to suspend the rules in either chamber.
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The AI Commission would be tasked with making recommendations to the General Assembly and Department of Technology and Information on AI utilization within the state.
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The General Assembly's Division of Research works on making the Delaware Constitution gender silent while lawmakers push to expand the definition of sexual orientation.
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One bill announced by the Republican Caucus is an effort to prohibit organizations employing budget-writing legislators from receiving state money through key spending bills.