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Read the summary and analysis of the DE bills affecting human flourishing during the 2025-2026 Legislative Session.
March 27, 2025
Summary: HB 36 expands Delaware's non-discrimination laws by incorporating recent changes to the legal definition of sexual orientation, specifically the inclusion of "pansexual" and "asexual" from HB 275 (2024). While framed as a technical update, the bill is critiqued as part of a broader cultural shift toward subjective identity definitions,
March 27, 2025
Summary: This resolution designates March 31st as International Transgender Day of Visibility while broadly condemning recent child-protection legislation as discriminatory. However, it misrepresents bills focused on age-appropriate education and medical safeguards for minors, framing them as attacks rather than legitimate efforts to protect children. The resolution also makes questionable historical
March 18, 2025
Summary: HB 78 establishes clearer and more consistent standards for documenting and sharing public meetings, particularly within the executive branch and education system. It mandates digital recordings of most meetings, timely posting of minutes, and improved accessibility measures, reinforcing transparency and accountability across public bodies. Analysis: At its core, HB
March 11, 2025
Summary: Removes statute of limitations for individuals who were sexually abused as minors, giving them time to seek legal recourse. Analysis: SB 29 (2007) was passed to HB 75 recognizes the profound trauma and long delays experienced by victims of sexual assault—especially those abused within institutions. This bill removes legal
March 11, 2025
Analysis: Minors under that age of 16 will be required to obtain parental consent for abortions, rather than just the current 24hr notification in DelCode. Summary: This bill represents a significant step toward protecting the sanctity of life and affirming the God-given responsibility of parents to guide and care for
March 11, 2025
Summary: This bill sensibly requires school boards to provide remote access and public comment options, making meetings more accessible to all community members. It provides transparency alongside increased public access to educational decision-making. Analysis: Requiring school boards to provide a method for the public to remotely attend and offer comment
February 26, 2025
Summary: Senate Bill 5 will enshrine abortion rights directly within the Delaware Constitution. Analysis: There are a broad number of laws in DelCode that legalize and protect the practice of abortion. Elevating the legalization of abortion to a constitutional right would make any future legislative attempts to protect preborn life
February 20, 2025
Summary: Healthcare providers are prohibited from performing any sort of gender transition procedures on minors. Analysis: The Delaware Save Adolescents From Experimentation (SAFE) Act seeks to safeguard the health and well-being of children by prohibiting gender transition procedures on minors. It seeks to shield children from irrevocable harm, by restristricting
February 6, 2025
Around the time of COVID, the state passed a law allowing permanent absentee voting without the need for an excuse. This measure was approved unanimously in both chambers of the legislature. However, after a lawsuit was filed against the state—one in which Senator Hocker was involved—things took a turn. Although
February 5, 2025
Summary: Senate Bill 2 proposes an amendment to the state constitution to formally establish provisions for special elections and a 10-day early voting period. This is the first leg of a constitutional amendment, which needs to pass in two consecutive sessions with a 2/3 majority vote. Analysis: While early voting
February 5, 2025
Since 1958, Delaware’s stance on the death penalty has undergone numerous changes—being abolished, reinstated, and revised repeatedly. After decades of legislative shifts, the Delaware Supreme Court ruled in 2016 that the state's death penalty laws were unconstitutional.
February 4, 2025
Summary: House Bill 10 updates certain grammatical and formatting aspects of the Constitution, including removing all unnecessary gender specific language from the Delaware Constitution. This is the second leg of a Constitutional Amendment and requires a 2/3 majority to pass. Analysis: Our legislature has in other places inappropriately removed gender-specific
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