Happy Kwanzaa! May each of the seven days of Kwanzaa be filled with joy and unity.

Merry Christmas to all who celebrate! Wishing you a wonderful holiday filled with joy, warmth, and good company.

On Monday, the reassessment committee held its final hearing of a series of meetings focused on examining Delaware’s recent statewide property reassessment.

The hearing focused on public education and included presentations from school districts, education professionals, and education advocates.

ICYMI: Last week Friday, House Speaker Minor-Brown joined fellow caucus members, elected officials, and law enforcement to celebrate the New Castle County Police officers whose actions prevented an alleged mass attack on the University of Delaware.

Read more here: https://f.mtr.cool/fekwpefiyc

Trump’s Big Ugly Bill was expected to take $400 MILLION from Delaware’s budget over the next few years.

That’s money that was meant for our schools, our healthcare, our roads, and our neighbors –– not big business and corporate tax write-offs. 

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Happy Delaware Day! Today, we celebrate the historic moment that gave our state its proud nickname, “the First State.” On December 7, 1787, Delaware led the nation by being the first to ratify the U.S. Constitution, cementing our place in history.

UPDATE: New New Castle County property tax bill will be due on December 31, 2025.

IMPORTANT: Medicare Open Enrollment ends December 7th.

The resolution signed by the federal government to end the shutdown failed to include an extension for the subsidies that kept costs low for our families.

RECAP: The Special Committee on Property Tax Reassessment met for the 4th time to continue its investigation into the recent statewide property reassessment and its impact on Delawareans.

Here’s what you need to know.

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Happy Thanksgiving from the Delaware House Democrats!

This year, a few of our members are sharing their favorite Thanksgiving recipes, just in case you need some last-minute inspiration.😊

This Veterans Day, we recognize the service members and families who have given so much in defense of our nation. Your bravery and sacrifice remind us of the true meaning of service. We thank you today and every day. 

#VeteransDay

In response to a proposal from House Republicans calling for New Castle County to redo reassessment and revert to old valuations and tax rates for the 2025-2026 tax year, House Democratic Leadership issued a joint statement Friday.

You can read it here: bit.ly/HDSTATEMENTOCT31

This Breast Cancer Awareness Month, we are stressing the importance of community action and increased access to early detection and support for those affected by breast cancer.

Visit www.debreastcancer.org to connect with local resources and find a Breast Cancer Awareness Month event near you.

Today, members of the General Assembly gathered to witness history as retired Brigadier General Karen Berry was sworn in as Delaware’s first Secretary of Veterans Affairs.

Congratulations, General Berry! We are excited to work alongside you as we continue to support our veterans and their families.

Last week, Delaware took an important step to keep pets out of the hands of those who might harm them.

SB 174, signed by Governor Meyer and sponsored by Rep. Williams and Sen. Poore, sets up a public registry of animal abusers and requires shelters to check it before allowing an adoption.

September 15–October 15 is Hispanic Heritage Month—a time to celebrate the culture, history, and achievements of the Latino community and their many contributions to our state and nation. Visit www.visitdelaware.com/events/ to learn about wonderful opportunities to celebrate!

On Monday, two critical pieces of legislation (HB 119 and SB 80) aimed at protecting Delawareans’ right to free speech and access to information were signed into law. 

Together, these laws ensure that Delawareans are free to express themselves, while also making clear boundaries around hate speech.