Delaware State Senate

After two failed amendments, close to an hour and a half of discussion and a decade’s worth of effort, medical aid in dying passes in the Delaware General Assembly.

The Delaware Senate Executive Committee approves three of Gov. Matt Meyer’s nominations to the Diamond State Board Port Corporation Board after two preemptive rejections.

Delaware Senate leadership reignites conflict over the Diamond State Port Corporation Board, rejecting two of Gov. Matt Meyer’s five nominees.

Medical aid in dying receives its final committee hearing before heading to the State Senate for a vote, setting up Delaware to become the 12th jurisdiction to legalize end-of-life options.

Gov. Matt Meyer announces his five picks to join the Diamond State Port Corporation (DSPC) Board after the Delaware Supreme Court agreed he was within his right to withdraw prior nominations.

Lawmakers push three bills forward in an attempt to curb rising energy costs while testifying against further Delmarva Power rate increases.

The Delaware State Senate votes to approve enshrining abortion rights in the constitution, but a more difficult hurdle awaits in the House.

The Delaware Supreme Court issues its advisory opinion in favor of Gov. Matt Meyer, opining the governor has the authority to withdraw nominations prior to Senate confirmation.

Democratic state senators propose enshrining abortion rights among other reproductive freedoms within the state’s constitution.

The Delaware Supreme Court hears arguments from legal teams representing the General Assembly and Gov. Matt Meyer over their Port Board nomination dispute.