Affordable, high-quality healthcare shouldn’t be this hard. But Congress needs to work together before costs spike for millions of families. In Delaware, we’re staying focused on what matters: making sure every hardworking resident can get the care they need at a price they can afford.

Last night at the EDGE 2.0 awards, we saw exactly why small businesses are the heart of Delaware’s economy.

The shutdown is over. Healthcare is an f'in mess. Can we focus on affordable, high quality healthcare for all hardworking Americans, please?

On #VeteransDay, we honor all who have worn our nation’s uniform, and the families who’ve stood beside them. To our veterans and Gold Star Families: your courage, sacrifice, and strength embody what it means to be an American.

My administration will always stand behind those who step up to serve. This week, we welcomed a new AmeriCorps class and honored Sheryl Hill Dyer’s incredible career of service.

No Delawarean should ever have to wonder where their next meal is coming from.

Congrats to @abigailspanberger.com and @mikiesherrill.bsky.social on their historic victories! Voters in Virginia and New Jersey chose common sense over chaos, and I’m excited to work together to make life better for families up and down the mid-Atlantic.

Delawareans come first. That’s why I declared a State of Emergency to make sure food assistance stays fully funded. No family should ever have to wonder where their next meal is coming from.

I'm glad Governor @mattmeyerde.bsky.social and Delaware are stepping up to fill the void after Trump let SNAP lapse — but it’s only temporary. Republicans are trying to let families go hungry instead of working with us to reopen the government. whyy.org/articles/del...

While Trump focuses on his gold ballroom, we’re focused on your dining room. That’s why I declared a State of Emergency to make sure Delaware families continue receiving food benefits during the federal shutdown.

While Trump focuses on his gold ballroom, we’re focused on your dining room. That’s why I declared a State of Emergency to make sure Delaware families continue receiving food benefits during the federal shutdown.

It’s shake-and-bake time! Taking a Ricky Bobby-inspired twist on a Delaware Halloween tradition — handing out candy at the Governor’s Mansion. Just remember: if you’re not the First State, you’re last… but don’t worry, we’ve got treats for everyone.

Sorry to hear of the passing of legendary Philly DJ Pierre Robert. For 40+ years, his voice on WMMR was the city’s heartbeat — greeting us with “Greetings, Citizens!” and reminding us to care, connect, and spread kindness. Let’s honor his legacy and be good citizens.

Coming November 4: #MattChats with General Karen Berry, Delaware’s first Secretary of Veterans Affairs. 🇺🇸 They talk about service, leadership, and what it means to deliver for our veterans. 🎧 Don’t miss it. Available on YouTube, Substack, Spotify, and Apple Podcasts.

Delaware families can’t eat political promises. We’ve declared a State of Emergency to keep SNAP funded and are teaming up with food banks and faith leaders to make sure every Delawarean has food on the table. youtu.be/1INrB2-Zdec?...

It’s a privilege to be named the Delaware National Guard Camp Honoree, a tradition for governors in their first year. The brave men and women of our Guard, led by MG Benson and others, serve with pride even in tough times like this federal shutdown.

🎓🏈 Delaware’s HBCU Classic is almost here! Join us on October 30 as Delaware State University takes on Norfolk State in a celebration of HBCU pride, community, and culture, complete with electrifying marching bands and school spirit. Don’t miss this incredible event!

Trump’s shutdown is hurting hardworking families. Over 60,000 Delaware households won’t receive SNAP benefits this November. 🛒 If you receive SNAP, use your EBT funds now to buy food that will last.

🎓🏈 Two Eagles legends, Coaches DeSean Jackson and Michael Vick, face off in the HBCU Classic on October 30! I sat down with both of them to talk about the game, HBCU pride, and what it means to lead the next generation. youtube.com/shorts/8aKWX...

I’m deeply saddened to learn of the passing of former Representative John Kowalko, a tireless advocate for Delaware’s working families and a true public servant.

AI is changing everything, from how we live to how we work. But powering all that tech takes a lot of energy. That’s why we’re making sure big corporations pay their fair share so Delaware families don’t end up footing the bill. youtube.com/shorts/H9LpW...

In this week’s Meyer Minute: We’re strengthening rural healthcare in Delaware by expanding access, reducing wait times, and keeping care close to home — no matter your ZIP code. youtube.com/shorts/SIGjM...

When I sat down with Michael Vick and DeSean Jackson, there was only one question I had to ask. "Who is faster?" Hear their answers and more in episode 2 of Matt Chats, out wherever you get your podcast. 🎧 youtube.com/shorts/nb-9-...

Shut down don’t solve problems leaders do. In Delaware, we’re doing what works: keeping government working for people and focusing on solutions, not shutdowns. If you need help during the federal shutdown, call 211 or visit de.gov/federalshutdown. youtube.com/shorts/Ycnsx...

Trump’s shutdown is hurting hardworking families. Paychecks are being missed, services disrupted, and communities strained. Now, with Thanksgiving right around the corner, over 60,000 Delaware households won’t receive SNAP benefits this November.

Americans can’t afford Washington’s games. With the average marketplace consumer set to pay $1,904 in annual premiums next year, up from $888 in 2025, families are being priced out of the care they depend on.

When an entire state does what students deserve, great things happen. In the first episode of Matt Chats, I sat down with Education Secretary, Cindy Marten, to talk about leadership, learning, and how Delaware is leading by example. Listen wherever you get your podcasts or watch on YouTube.

Episode 2 of Matt Chats is out now — a conversation about growth, leadership, and using experience to lift others up. 🎙️ Here's what you'll hear: 1️⃣ How they found purpose beyond the game. 2️⃣ The lessons that last long after the season ends. 3️⃣ The power of giving back. youtu.be/D2LkHGOE3Rg?...

Episode 1 of Matt Chats is out now! This one’s all about leadership, purpose, and what it really takes to build strong schools. www.youtube.com/watch?si=xTJ...

Every Delaware student deserves the chance to read at grade level by third grade.

🎧 Coming soon: Two NFL greats, one powerful conversation. I sat down with DeSean Jackson and Michael Vick to talk about leadership, growth, and how they’re mentoring the next generation. 🎙️ Episodes 1 and 2 drop October 21 wherever you get your podcasts.

Delaware marked its first-ever State Diwali Lamp Lighting Ceremony last week, honoring a tradition that reminds us light always triumphs over darkness. As Diwali is celebrated tonight, we continue to share its message of light, hope, and compassion. Wishing everyone a joyful and peaceful Diwali. 🪔✨

The Trump Administration’s shutdown is hurting families across the country and right here in Delaware. While Washington argues, we’re focused on keeping government working for you. Shutdowns don’t fix problems. Leaders do. youtube.com/shorts/OplxC...

Nothing beats getting outside. A walk through Brandywine Creek State Park is good for your health, body and mind.

Every child deserves the chance to learn, grow, and succeed, and that starts with great educators and strong schools.

Every family deserves affordable health care. While Republicans in Washington play politics, millions of Americans are watching their costs go up. In Delaware, we’re focused on solutions: lowering costs, expanding coverage, and putting people first. That’s real leadership.

The Trump shutdown is creating real pain for working families. But here in Delaware, we are a state of neighbors — and we look out for one another. If you’re impacted, please reach out for help. Visit de.gov/federalshutdown to learn more.

The Trump shutdown is creating real pain for working families. But here in Delaware, we are a state of neighbors — and we look out for one another. If you’re impacted, please reach out for help. Visit de.gov/federalshutdown to learn more.

🎧 Introducing Matt Chats, my new podcast about Delawareans doing extraordinary things in our communities. Real stories. Real people. Real Delaware. The first episodes come out next week. Follow now so you don’t miss out.

In Delaware, we’ll always follow the science to protect our residents’ health. We’re joining states across the country to form the Governors’ Public Health Alliance to put people first and keep Delaware strong. Because diseases don’t stop at state borders, and neither should our preparedness.

I was proud to swear in Christen Linke Young, a nationally recognized health policy leader and former White House Deputy Director, as our next Delaware Health and Social Services. Her experience will help us ensure every Delawarean has access to quality, affordable care.

Public health threats don’t stop at state lines — and neither should our response.

Thank you to our 2026 District and Charter Teachers of the Year for your extraordinary work. These 20 outstanding educators are going above and beyond to make a difference in Delaware classrooms.

Free speech is more than a right. It’s a Delaware value. 💬 My administration is committed to protecting every voice and ensuring Delaware remains a place where ideas can be shared freely and respectfully.

Delaware’s rural communities matter, and we’re acting like it. We’re investing in rural healthcare and supporting providers like La Red Health Center in Georgetown to ensure every Delawarean can get quality, affordable care close to home.

💰 Teaching financial skills early helps young people build a lifetime of stability and confidence. Great to join the NFL, Visa, @delstateuniv.bsky.social & our legislators to sign Delaware’s new Financial Literacy Education Act. 🏈📚

On National Farmers Day, I’m filled with gratitude for Delaware’s farm families: the growers, haulers, processors, and caretakers who work from sunrise to sundown to keep our communities fed and our economy strong.

We're making real progress in how we support rehabilitation and reentry. With the closure of the Plummer Community Corrections Center, we're reducing waste and reinvesting in what works: modern facilities, stronger programs, and better outcomes for individuals and communities.

We’re closely monitoring the coastal storm expected Sunday into Monday. While the forecast has improved for Lewes, areas like Bowers may still see near-record high tides.

The federal government may be shut down, but here in Delaware, we’re still hard at work. Watch this week’s Meyer Minute to see how we’re keeping things moving for you. youtube.com/shorts/zWzYT...