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Jun26
Bill Would Create Panel to Review Grant-in-Aid Requests

Lawmakers filed a measure Friday that would create a new joint legislative committee to better review and consider grant-in-aid requests.

Jun14
House, Senate Leadership Unveil PIT Bill Creating New Upper Tax Bracket

House and Senate Democratic leaders unveiled a proposal Wednesday that would create a new upper personal income tax bracket for top wage earners and generate nearly $70 million in revenue.

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Jun8

House Dems urge action against American Health Care Act

Cancer will destroy any adult or child’s immune system. Surgeons do not base a knee replacement on whether the joints belong to a Democrat or Republican.
Medical crises don’t discriminate. Health care coverage shouldn’t either. Health care should be a right, not a privilege.
That’s why we write with great urgency about the American Health Care Act of 2017, which presents a misguided and detrimental attempt to “reform” our health care system. We urge you to continue to fight for the right of every Delawarean to have quality health care, and to oppose any effort that does not make that access a priority.

Jun1

Legislative Leaders Issue Statement on Budget Process

"We heard loud and clear from legislators, community stakeholders and affected residents about these potential cuts and we understand those sentiments. For that reason, we have asked JFC to take a step back and give legislative leaders the opportunity to meet and see if there is room for compromise to raise additional revenue so that we can balance any cuts we might have to make to the budget."