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Votes at a glance: key measures the House passed on March 26, 2026
Summary
The House passed multiple bills and resolutions on March 26, including constitutional amendments on early voting (SB2, SB3), election-protection and anti-intimidation measures (HB301, HB301 amendment), student safety ID rules (HB256), insurance coverage for PrEP/PEP (HB200), PSC livestreaming (HB308), and administrative bills (HB304, HB319). Vote tallies are listed below.
The Delaware House recorded roll-call votes and passed a series of bills and resolutions on March 26. Key outcomes and available vote tallies from the House floor are listed below.
- Senate substitute 1 for Senate Bill 2 (constitutional amendment related to early voting): passed; roll-call reported a constitutional majority (clerk recorded 39 yes, 1 no, 1 absent).
- Senate substitute 1 for Senate Bill 3 (constitutional amendment related to voting), as amended by House Amendment 1: passed; roll-call recorded 33 yes, 7 no, 1 absent.
- House substitute 1 for House Bill 301 (election-era protections and clarifying criminal code language), as amended: passed; roll-call recorded 35 yes, 5 no, 1 absent.
- House Bill 256 (student and campus ID hotline requirements): passed; roll-call recorded 40 yes, 1 absent.
- House substitute 1 for House Bill 200 (insurance coverage for PrEP and PEP): passed; roll-call recorded 39 yes, 1 not voting, 1 absent.
- House Bill 304 (auditor background checks): passed; roll-call recorded a constitutional majority (40 yes, 1 absent noted in record).
- House Bill 319 (professional engineers licensing amendments): passed on roll-call.
- House Bill 308 (Public Service Commission livestreaming and virtual public comment), as amended: passed on roll call; sponsor and members debated technical-exemption language before passage.
Roll-call tallies were read into the record by the chief clerk for each bill; where the floor reading contained multiple notations and corrections, vote tallies reported above reflect the final roll-call summary announced before the presiding officer declared passage.
