Delaware’s campaign finance rules are often framed as promoting transparency, but they risk discouraging participation in public debate. more

Delaware’s legislature is considering multiple bills that would limit opportunities for data centers. Among the proposals are no tax credits for job creation; separate rates for facilities using higher amounts of energy; and not requiring the Delaware Electric Cooperative to provide monthly energy demands of more than 50 megawatts. Do you agree that these safeguards are appropriate? What prospects might the state miss if it limits or discourages data centers? more

Delaware has an energy challenge that is becoming harder to ignore. more

This is in response to a letter from Mr. Peter Graffagnino (“We must stop looking away from mass shootings.”) more

I am old enough to remember the pervasive punditry at the time of the dissolution of the Soviet Union. more

Certain pillars of American democracy are crumbling under the weight of accountability. The press and the legal profession are two institutional safeguards historically tasked with protecting democratic values and principles. They are failing as we speak! more

A-Team Delaware, a grassroots nonprofit of parents, self-advocates, caregivers and providers, thanks Judson Malone of Springboard Delaware and Stephen Metraux of the University of Delaware for their Opinion, “Systems aren’t built to solve homelessness.” more

Donald Trump has boasted, one way or the other and at various times, that he has accomplished more in less time than almost anyone else. more

Delmarva Power would like to clarify a point at the end of a Daily State News article (“Public advocate: Electric rates have spiked dramatically since 2005”). more

During my time in public office, I have always believed that government is a public trust and not a vehicle for personal profit. That principle should not change simply because the marketplace has evolved. more

I am writing in response to a news article published in the Daily State News, “Dover pedestrian ordinance resurfaces after FOIA violation” by Xiomara Moore. more

In the wake of Cole Tomas Allen’s alleged attempt to assassinate President Donald Trump and/or other political officials, journalists and general-purpose celebrities come the usual calls for “gun control” because that’s just how things work. … more

After recent events, I believe the Dover Charter needs to be updated, to address some serious holes that have become apparent. more

Last month Maryland Governor Wes Moore signed a package of legislation finalizing next year’s state operating and capital budget. The  budget package  will support a healthy Chesapeake … more

In a hearing this week, legislators were told that $277 million from the Transportation Trust Fund is proposed to go toward capital projects. Transportation secretary Shanté Hastings said the Camden bypass is open on the east side and that the western portion would be done in summer 2027. Also, Georgetown will soon see work on a bypass at the intersection of U.S. 113 and Del. 404. Do you think construction is moving quickly enough to keep up with demand? Do you envision travel improvements? more

As someone who signed the petition in favor of the pedestrian safety ordinance, with well over 500 others, I ask that you vote in favor of it. more

As a member of Dover City Council, representing the 2nd District, I take seriously two of our most fundamental responsibilities: keeping our citizens informed and being transparent. more

DOVER — For some time, Delaware’s “Liberty Bell” was propped up on some wood, looking a bit sad and neglected, next to an empty garden. With the nation’s 250th birthday approaching, … more

Introduced in May 2025, the Delaware House of Representatives’ Housing Committee considered House Bill 135 on April 21. According to its primary sponsor, Rep. Sophie Phillips, D-Bear, the measure aims to prohibit state and local governments from fining homeless individuals if they have nowhere to go. more

The National Active and Retired Federal Employees Association — a nonprofit, nonpartisan group that looks to support better government through advocacy, community and education for active and retired federal employees — is active in Delaware. more