Matt Meyer

When the General Assembly returns, I urge it to complete this work by recognizing apartments and rental housing for what they are: homes.

What we’re doing here is so critical. Sitting down, not as Democrats and Republicans, but as Americans, to say, ‘How do we get this American Dream to truly work for everyone?’

Asking renters to carry a commercial tax burden and locking that treatment in permanently isn’t consistent with the values I know we hold in common.

We need to get this right for the Delawareans counting on us.

Today is a sobering reminder that nobody is immune from the devastation of gun violence.

In my administration, you’re going to see the use of this cash assistance de-emphasized.

Delaware is proving once again that it is the best place for high-growth companies to launch, scale and succeed.

Meyer hoped the school would help to close the medical professional shortage gap in the state.

This is a national imperative. We cannot reignite the American Dream if this is how long it takes to build things.

The underlying cost of energy is increasing. Pushed higher and higher by rapidly growing demand.

Normally, SNAP assistance is provided one time on a monthly basis. A card is loaded electronically. We're going to do that weekly, just looking at what the federal government is doing.

I believe the state would be able to fund SNAP benefits through November if the shutdown continued.

To Delaware, he will always be our favorite son.

Don’t get me wrong, I’m all for cutting bureaucracy, but we cannot cut bureaucracy on the backs of our kids and their families.