Delaware legislation passed in the State House on June 26th.
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Updated Jun 26
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Delaware legislation passed in the State House on June 26th.
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- Governor Matt Meyer vetoed SB 75, which was subsequently overridden by legislators in Delaware.Sub-event
Successful passage of legislation in the Delaware State House.1 source
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