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Gov. John Carney on Tuesday, May 24, vetoed House Bill 371, legislation that would remove all penalties for possession by a person 21 years or older of 1 ounce or

Gov. John Carney's veto HB 371 drew expressions of deep disappointment from a coalition of marijuana legalization backers. Carney cited long-running arguments about the effects of expanding recreational marijuana use in his veto message. “It is a true injustice that Gov. Carney has chosen to v

First, the coming Delaware Green Amendment movement is not the Green New Deal. To understand it, please think of the Delaware Constitution, which does guarantee you certain rights, such as freedom of speech. To many folks’ surprise, you currently do...

I respectfully disagree with the reader who wrote in stating that Senate Bill 3 would make Delaware safer. The fact is that current law already excludes mentally disturbed people and felons from purchasing firearms. Every purchaser of a firearm is...

There has been a lot of discussion about election integrity over the past two years, and about the laws that govern voting, not only nationally, but also in Delaware. After the extensive use of absentee ballots and mail-in voting last year, there is...

We must preserve election integrity and our Delaware Constitution.

“Delaware just lost one of its true servants,” said former Supreme Court Chief Justice Leo Strine Jr., who served with Randy Holland from 2014 to 2017.

A lawsuit against the Delaware Department of Elections contends a law that takes effect this year expanding early voting for both in-person and absentee ballots contrasts with the Delaware Constitution's narrower approach.

A Newark, Del., man who works as an elections inspector has filed a lawsuit against the Delaware Department of Elections and Commissioner Anthony Albence, stating he would have to break

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