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HB 335Session 153HouseStatus unavailable

AN ACT TO AMEND TITLE 29 OF THE DELAWARE CODE RELATING TO THE STATE LOTTERY.

This bill protects small businesses in Delaware by preserving lottery retailers’ role in iLottery. This bill requires iLottery players to purchase prepaid cards at physical stores to enable their online play. In 2012, the General Assembly adopted the Delaware Gaming Competitiveness Act of 2012, HB 333 of the 146th General Assembly, establishing iLottery in Delaware. To support small businesses, the General Assembly included a provision of that law that required online players to purchase prepaid cards in physical retail stores. However, over a decade later, the Delaware Lottery Commissioner launched an iLottery program that does not uphold this protective provision. This bill updates the iLottery program to reflect the original intent of the law. This Act also makes technical changes to conform to the Legislative Drafting Manual.

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Introduced

Mar 26, 2026

Latest action

Jun 9, 2026

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Business & Economy

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Primary sponsorClaire Snyder-Hall
Primary sponsorDarius J. Brown
Primary sponsorDavid L. Wilson
Primary sponsorFranklin D. Cooke
Primary sponsorJohn "Jack" Walsh
Primary sponsorTrey Paradee
Primary sponsorWilliam Bush

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Reported Out of Committee (Appropriations) in House with 4 On Its Merits

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Source data last updated Aug 26, 2026.