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Votes at a glance: May 14, 2026 — House passes multiple bills and concurrent resolutions
Summary
On May 14 the Delaware House passed several bills and concurrent resolutions by voice vote or roll call, including ceremonial resolutions (Armed Forces Day, NASCAR recognition, Home Care Advocacy Day, Lyme Disease Awareness), education and safety bills, and measures on vehicle security and court reminders; multiple roll-call tallies are recorded in the transcript.
Several floor items on May 14 were approved with minimal floor debate or by voice vote. Notable outcomes recorded in the House transcript:
- House Resolution 25 (Armed Forces Day): Passed by voice vote. - House Concurrent Resolution 129 (NASCAR All-Star Weekend recognition): Passed by voice vote. - Senate Concurrent Resolution 187 (Delaware Local Government Day): Passed by voice vote. - Senate Concurrent Resolution 189 (Home Care Advocacy Day): Passed by voice vote; floor remarks cited demographic trends (22% of Delaware residents are 65 or older) and concerns about low reimbursement rates for home-care workers. - Senate Concurrent Resolution 190 (Lyme Disease Awareness Month): Passed by voice vote; the floor included remarks from Rebecca Benson (DNREC) about tick surveillance and concerns about expanding lone star and black-legged tick populations. - House Bill 2 61 (Transportation of pupils; DOE authority, IDEA section 504 clarification): Passed on roll call (Chief Clerk recorded 39 yes, 2 absent). - House Bill 3 51 (Vehicle security circumvention devices): Two-thirds vote required; passed on roll call (Chief Clerk recorded 39 yes, 2 absent). - Senate Bill 2 73 (School safety materials clarification): Passed on roll call (Chief Clerk recorded 39 yes, 2 absent). - Senate Joint Resolution 13 (Court date reminder pilot): Passed on roll call (Chief Clerk recorded 39 yes, 2 absent).
The Governor's office also submitted a communication reporting that specified legislation was signed on 05/14/2026 (as recorded by the Chief Clerk). The House recessed to the call of the Speaker with next session time recorded in the minutes.
