AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoGovernment Oversight: Delaware’s new independent Inspector General opened a website and hotline for state employees, contractors and residents to report suspected fraud, waste, corruption or mismanagement, with anonymous reporting available. 2026 Elections: Voters face a contested District 36 House race and matchups for treasurer, Ted Lauzen vs. Mike Ramone, and U.S. Senate, Chris Coons vs. Mike Katz. The registration deadline for the Nov. 3 general election was Saturday. Children’s Health: A Delaware-Florida-Nemours agreement commits $950 million over 11 years to children’s health and creates a new grantmaking fund; much of the money is intended for programs beyond hospital operations. Indigenous Affairs: Gov. Matt Meyer signed legislation establishing a commission to strengthen ties with Delaware’s Indigenous communities. Federal-State Policy: Attorney General Kathy Jennings joined a coalition opposing federal efforts to cut Head Start funding. Delaware also had the nation’s largest increase in uninsured babies from 2018 to 2024, according to Census data.
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