News in Dover
Want to Know What Your School Board Is Discussing? Start Here
First State Educate’s August School Board Roundup brings local meetings together to show the issues taking shape across Delaware. DOVER, Del. — Decisions about student progress, district budgets, school buildings, and student support appeared across Delaware school board meetings…
Caesar Rodney Institute asks Delawareans to sign health care transparency petition
Policy group seeks support for legislation requiring medical professionals to clearly disclose their licenses and qualifications DOVER, Del. — The Caesar Rodney Institute is asking Delaware residents to sign an online petition supporting legislation that would require health care…
Katz, Arminio Give Delaware GOP Two Distinct Federal Campaigns
Senate nominee emphasizes affordability and unity; House nominee centers campaign on restoring economic growth and ending overseas wars DOVER, Del. — Delaware Republicans selected two candidates with unconventional political backgrounds Tuesday, hoping Dr. Mike Katz and Dr. Joe…
Did your vote actually matter in this year’s primary?
One race came down to seven votes. Six sitting lawmakers lost their seats. Here’s what actually happened. DOVER, Del. —Four voters. That’s all it would have taken to flip the closest race in Delaware’s 2026 primary. Morgan Hudson beat Matt Bucher by seven votes, 1,017 to 1,010,…
Chair of the Department of Political Science and International Relations, David Redlawsk, joins the District 23 State House race
The university’s chair of the Department of Political Science and International Relations, David Redlawsk, steps down as he begins his campaign to represent District 23 in the Delaware State House. In an interview with The Review, Redlawsk reflects on his life, career and hopes…