McBride Wins Delaware House Seat Over Arminio
Unofficial results show Sarah McBride with 64.34% of the vote in the November 3 general election for Delaware's U.S. House seat.
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Delaware Politics News
For readers in Delaware, this page covers state elections, legislation, government policy, public opinion and official actions. Reporting encompasses the activities of the legislature and the administration to explain developments in the state.
Elections
Coons Wins Fourth Term in Delaware Senate Race
Democrat Chris Coons defeated Republican Mike Katz to retain his U.S. Senate seat for another six-year term.
Legislative Policy
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Delaware Governor Signs New Auto Settlement Law
Governor Matt Meyer signed Senate Bill 189 to grant injury victims a 15-day window to cancel certain settlement agreements.
Law
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Should insurance companies be permitted to claw back funds contributed to legal settlements?
Delaware Judge Certified Appeal Over $50 Million AIG Ruling
A Superior Court judge authorized an immediate appeal regarding a dispute over insurance funds from a construction settlement.
Government
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Do you think your state government is becoming more efficient than it was?
Delaware Report Logs $117 Million in Efficiency Savings
Governor Matt Meyer's annual Government Efficiency and Accountability Review tracks 164 state agency projects.
Military
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Should federal grants prioritize states that have not previously received funding?
Delaware Awarded VA Suicide Prevention Grant
The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs awarded $626,870 to the Mental Health Association in Delaware.
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