Michelle Parsons

Just days before Christmas, Delaware may cut off food assistance for 119,000 residents — not because of federal cuts, but because our own leaders refused to comply with a federal information request. Why would Governor Meyer risk SNAP benefits for families, seniors, and the disabled when nearly every other state complied without issue? What is Delaware hiding? Read on.

Sussex County stood up for local control today — and the voices of the 38th helped make it happen. See how citizen engagement, decisive leadership, and a race against the clock could change the future of offshore wind in Delaware.

This spring, the U.S. Department of Agriculture asked every state to provide updated information on SNAP recipients so it could correct longstanding errors and ensure food assistance reaches the families who truly depend on it. Twenty-nine states complied. Their cooperation uncovered payments going to more than 186,000 deceased individuals and over 500,000 duplicate cases, dollars that could instead support living, legitimate families in need. As of today, Delaware has refused to provide this