| # | Name | Comments |
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| 1 | Rebecca Young | Open Our General Asssembly. Pass SB-4 now! |
| 2 | Vikki Bandy | |
| 3 | June Eisley | Delaware voters want to trust the Legislature, but we never will as long as you try to keep things secret. |
| 4 | Jack & Gemma Buckley | |
| 5 | Brian Lintz | |
| 6 | Brian Selander | |
| 7 | james young | This is WAY overdue! |
| 8 | Pamela Smith Finkelman | Let the sunshine in! Pass SB-4. |
| 9 | Karen Peterson | |
| 10 | mike heyman | there can be no accountability without open government. |
| 11 | Robert V Stachnik | |
| 12 | karen heyman | it's about time we completed the work of the founders of our country and resume the path towards open government. |
| 13 | Joseph P. Rupert | |
| 14 | Joni Dull | |
| 15 | Ernie Lehman | Transparency in government is an a element of our Democracy. |
| 16 | Jerry Northington | |
| 17 | Connie Merlet | This is a workable bill that will not change most daily business in Dover, but it will clear your consciences of wrong doing to your constituents. It will also allow you to have more of the information you need to do your work properly. |
| 18 | Jerry Northington | |
| 19 | Jerry Northington | |
| 20 | Michael Kerrigan | |
| 21 | John and Joanne Cabry | |
| 22 | Bill Pearson | |
| 23 | David Carter | OOGA! OOGA! OOGA! We will continue our campaign until we have transparency in Legislative Hall!!! |
| 24 | Judith Butler | Passage of this bill is way overdue. Please don't waste another minute before passing this important legislation. |
| 25 | Jennifer Thompson | Oversight is necessary for a functioning democracy. The people need to see how our government is working in order to make informed decisions. |
| 26 | Michael A. Barbieri | |
| 27 | Dana Garrett | It's time for the birth of real democracy in the DE Legislature. If it's our government, then the Legislature should be open to Delawareans. Delawareans deserve passage of SB 4. |
| 28 | Anonymous | |
| 29 | Susan Regis Collins | The jig is up boys & girls....we are now demanding change.......... |
| 30 | Paul Baumbach | Enough is enough. Delaware deserves a legislature which does not need to hide behind closed doors. Please quickly remove the exemption from FOIA that the general assembly currently enjoys. It is embarrasing, and well past time for this to change.. |
| 31 | William H. Dunn | With the exception of caucus discussions and some private e-mail correspondence, everything that the General Assembly does, should be done in public and/or fully disclosed to all Delawareans. |
| 32 | Thomas Hawk | |
| 33 | Maryanne McGoneggal | I wholeheartedly support Senate Bi8ll4 which would mandate that the Delaware General Assembly is a 'public body.'' |
| 34 | Debra Berke | |
| 35 | Pat Morrison | I hope the Democrats take this seriously and do not let the Republicans get credit for being more open minded, and progressive than our Party. It is embarrassing to think the Democrats are the problem in getting this legislation passed (at long last!) This is 2008, and it is time to get withe the times. The downstate Democrats, as represented by Mr. Venables, make the excuse that they are representing their constituents, and it is simplys just that, an excuse. The leaders need to lead and need to make their case to the constituents if this is really the reason for obstructing this needed change. I have a very hard time believing this is really the view of constituents, however. I believe the truth is that opening up government would get more involvement by the public, which would mean the public would have to be answered to. Now the "Old Boy" system works very well for the members of the legislature who need not explain themselves to the public. I wonder where did this all start. Whose idea of democracy is this anyway? Pat Morrison |
| 36 | Jason Scott | OOGA Bitches!! |
| 37 | Joe Casarino | In the interests of the PEOPLE Mr. Adams, unveil the masterpeice that is the American Democracy. |
| 38 | Joan Deaver | It's well past time for this.
And we should have the right to referendum.
Then we can BEGIN to enjoy our rights and have Democracy. |
| 39 | Thomas Noyes | After numerous public meetings and thousands of messages of support from citizens, a closed meeting of legislators was able to block approval of the offshore wind farm agreement. |
| 40 | Steve Newton | Libertarians, progressives, and all other political persuasions join in demanding that OUR government be open government. |
| 41 | Anonymous | "The government that is open, is a government that can secure the liberty of each and every citizen" Fmr. Governor Douglas Buck |
| 42 | Elma Page | Government that is transparent will help solve many of the problems we have right now. |
| 43 | Anonymous | Open government is best for all the people. |
| 44 | Barbara Lifflander | |
| 45 | Bobbie Hemmerich | We definitely need SB 4 passed. Open the meetings, open the committees, and open the desk drawers! Bring Delaware into the 21st century. |
| 46 | Joseph A. Brobst | The people who elect our general assembly members deserve to know what is really going on! |
| 47 | Trey Paradee, Candidate 29th District Representative | |
| 48 | Kris Muto | |
| 49 | Mike Lang | No more excuses. No more delays. OOGA! |
| 50 | Bill Pearson | Dear Mr. Adams,
You have promised that you will let your committee discuss SB4, this year. Please do this in the 1st quarter, not the last.
In my opinion; you have an incredible opportunity to leave your legacy as the most important legislator who took Delaware into the 21st Century by allowing this discussion to happen.
The Internet is here. Instant, interactive dialog between people will only increase and the result will be all the "old rules" will change.
Sooner or later Delaware citizens will have an OPEN GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
Thank you for your 30+ years of service.
Sincerely, Bill Pearson |