| HCR 91 | Passed | Ross Levin | This Resolution recognizes February 5, 2026, as “National Girls & Women in Sports Day” in the State of Delaware, to celebrate the achievements of girls and women in sports and raise awareness and support for upholding Title IX protections for future generations of athletes. | RECOGNIZING FEBRUARY 5, 2026, AS NATIONAL GIRLS & WOMEN IN SPORTS DAY IN THE STATE OF DELAWARE. |
| SCR 143 | Passed | Brown | This Resolution establishes the Blockchain and Digital Innovation Task Force, established for the purpose of examining opportunities to maintain and enhance Delaware’s position as a leader in blockchain and digital innovation, and identifying how to attract and retain businesses engaged in digital assets and related technologies, while developing appropriate consumer protections and regulatory clarity.
The Task Force is to prepare and deliver a final report to the General Assembly and the Governor concerning its findings and recommendations, if any, for maintaining Delaware’s competitive position in business law and digital innovation, no later than July 1, 2027. | ESTABLISHING THE BLOCKCHAIN AND DIGITAL INNOVATION TASK FORCE. |
| HA 1 to HB 188 | PWB | Michael Smith | This amendment clarifies a qualified, unaffiliated voter who intends to vote in a political party's primary election may also request an absentee ballot to vote in a primary election, and adds an effective date of January 1, 2028. | |
| SA 1 to SB 238 | Passed | Townsend | This Amendment changes existing language in § 716 of Title 24 and § 2621 of Title 24 to make to make it clear that health insurance plans and contracts are prohibited from placing annual or lifetime numerical limits on chiropractic visits or physical therapy visits for the treatment of the spine and other neuromusculoskeletal structures, including extremities. | |
| SA 1 to HB 65 | PWB | Poore | House Bill No. 65 moves the date of the primary for state elections to the fourth Tuesday in April, with the intent of matching the day of the presidential primary in years when a presidential primary is held. This Senate Amendment would change the Elections Code so that the state primary election is tethered directly to the date of the presidential primary in Delaware, rather than a date certain. This allows flexibility in the event the date of the presidential primary is shifted at some point in the future. The other dates in the bill are shifted in corresponding fashion. | |
| SA 1 to SB 246 | Stricken | Sturgeon | This Amendment allows students to fulfill the requirements of the driver education program during the summer, in addition to during the regular school year. | |
| SB 255 | Committee | Buckson | Currently, window tint or other material placed on the front side windows of a motor vehicle must have a visible light transmission of 70% or greater unless the vehicle’s owner has a statement signed by a licensed practitioner of medicine and surgery or osteopathic medicine or optometry verifying that tinted windows are medically necessary. Currently, there is not a visible light transmission requirement for the side windows behind the driver or the rear window.
This Act changes this requirement to permit window tint or other material that has a visible light transmission of 35% or greater. This level is commonly used in other states and represents a reasonable balance between visibility for law enforcement and practical benefits for drivers. This Act makes clear there is not a visible light transmission requirement for the side windows behind the driver or the rear window.
This Act clarifies the exception for vehicles operated by a law-enforcement officer by exempting these vehicles from this law.
This Act also makes technical corrections to conform existing law to the standards of the Delaware Legislative Drafting Manual. | AN ACT TO AMEND TITLE 21 OF THE DELAWARE CODE RELATING TO TINTING OF MOTOR VEHICLE WINDSHIELD, WINDOWS, OR SIDE WINGS. |
