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Votes at a glance: key measures the Delaware Senate passed June 24
Summary
The Senate passed multiple consent calendars and several bills on June 24: consent calendar 66 (including HCR149 Loving Day) and Consent Agenda O were adopted; HB141 (firearm responsibilities notice), HB200 (PrEP/PEP coverage, as amended), HB426 (municipal street-aid reporting modernization) and SR21 (portable solar study) also passed.
The Delaware Senate moved a busy legislative calendar on June 24, approving consent calendars and several individual measures during the session.
Key outcomes:
- Consent Calendar 66: Passed by roll call; included House Concurrent Resolution 149 designating June 12 as Loving Day and Senate Concurrent Resolution 223 (media access to DIAA games).
- House Bill 141 (with House Amendment 1): Requires DSHS to develop a firearm responsibilities notice; dealers must have buyers review and sign the notice and retain it for three years. Passed on a required two-thirds vote (17 yes, 4 no).
- House Substitute 1 for House Bill 200 (as amended by Senate Amendment 1): Requires coverage of PrEP and PEP and associated essential services without cost-sharing or prior authorization when a provider deems a specific medication medically necessary. Amendment adds definitions and moves implementation to policies issued/renewed/amended after Dec. 31, 2026. Passed (21 yes).
- House Bill 426 (House Bill 4 26): Modernizes municipal reporting for state street-aid (allows electronic submission, removes notarization/print requirements), increases coordination with DelDOT and retains oversight of expenditures. Passed (21 yes).
- Senate Resolution 21: Requests a study on the safety and utility of portable solar generation devices (balcony/plug-in solar) with DNREC and utilities to assess safety, net metering and interconnection issues. Adopted (21 yes).
- Consent Agenda O: A large group of bills and charter corrections were read by title and adopted on the consent calendar (3/5 required vote).
The session concluded with scheduling announcements and the Senate recessed until the next stated date.
