Delaware's General Assembly set to end aggressive first year of current session
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Monday marks the close of the first half of Delaware's 153rd General Assembly. While there have been bi-partisan pieces of legislation that made it through without major controversy, other bills highlighted the political divide in Delaware and beyond. Below are several proposed laws that generated attention.
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Monday is the final day of 2025 part of the 153rd session of Delaware's General Assembly. Here are several that generated attention.
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