Op-Ed

SB 52 would aid educational staffing

Senator Eric Buckson (R – 16th District) Delaware’s education system is facing a critical shortage of qualified personnel, particularly in substitute and temporary roles. School districts across the state are grappling with long-term vacancies, leaving students vulnerable to learning loss […]

Missed Reforms, Missed Opportunities: Delaware Deserves Better

Senate Republican Whip Brian Pettyjohn (R-Georgetown) The Delaware State Senate missed a critical opportunity to strengthen transparency, accountability, and bipartisanship when the Democrat majority voted down amendments to the Senate rules proposed by Republicans. These amendments were designed to promote […]

Delaware’s leadership is key to NIL reform

Delaware may be one of the smallest states in the country, but passion for college sports looms large here. As the fall sports season is in full swing, you’ll find fans across the state cheering for the Blue Hens and […]

New Climate Change Law, Action Plan, Could Have Sweeping Impacts on State Spending and Priorities

By Rep. Charles Postles and Sen. Gerald Hocker Governor John Carney recently signed legislation that could cost Delaware residents and businesses millions of dollars annually in higher taxes and increased expenses. House Bill 99, the “Delaware Climate Change Solutions Act […]