Ending Child Marriage in Delaware
Rally for the Delaware Equal Rights Amendment
Gulftainer, Port of Wilmington Revitalization
Closing the Wage Gap
House Legislators Oppose Immigration Executive Order

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Mar2
House, Senate Announce Virtual Session Schedules for March

The Delaware General Assembly will reconvene next week in a virtual format due to the ongoing public health risks posed by the COVID-19 pandemic. The House and Senate will return to session on March 9 for four weeks of committee meetings and floor votes. Both chambers will continue to operate in the same virtual-session format they utilized in January. 

Feb4
Schwartzkopf, Sokola Announce Fall Special Session to Address Legislative Redistricting

With the constitutionally mandated redistricting process sidelined for several months due to federal delays, House Speaker Pete Schwartzkopf and Senate President Pro Tempore David Sokola announced Thursday that the Delaware General Assembly will hold a series of special session days this fall to address the decennial realignment of legislative district boundaries.

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Mar5

Lawmakers Send Letter to Amazon Supporting Unionization

Last week President Biden delivered a clear and unequivocal message to Amazon, its many thousands of employees, and the American people: Workers in the United States have the right and the freedom to organize and to advocate for their best interests in the workplace, and no company has the right to silence their voices, period.

Feb8

Williams, Bush Send Bipartisan Letter to DOE Asking for Assessment Waiver

We strongly urge you to request an ESEA/ESSA assessment waiver for the state of Delaware as soon as practicable and without delay. We believe the time required for testing could be better spent by educators in continuing to provide instruction and screen students at the district and building level to inform summer intervention programs and prepare for instruction in the fall.