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Legislative Branch

Delaware state department spending profile · FY2018–FY2026 on the state checkbook

Spending FY2026
$47.0M
0.3% of the checkbook
Total FY2018–26
$452.6M
33,607 payments
Largest vendor
Employee Compensation
$96.6M
Primary fund
GENERAL
100% of spending

Spending by Fiscal Year

$17.4MFY2018$17.2MFY2019$17.5MFY2020$18.1MFY2021$85.1MFY2022$115.0MFY2023$70.5MFY2024$64.8MFY2025$47.0MFY2026

By Fund Type

GENERAL$451.9M · 99.8%
CAPITAL$659K · 0.1%
SPECIAL$36K · 0.0%

Top Spending Categories

GRANTS IN AID$261.6MSALARIES/WAGES-EMPLOYEES$90.4MPENSIONS/EMPLOYER'S SHARE$20.7MHEALTH INS/EMPLOYERS' SH$16.6MOTHER PROFESSIONAL SERVICE$15.9MASSOC DUES AND CONF FEES$6.3MIT PROFESSIONAL SERVICES$6.1MLEGAL SERVICES$5.4M

Top Vendors (all years)

#VendorPaidChecks
1Employee Compensation
$96,561,854
2,059
2Other Employment Costs Benefits
$43,909,988
7,709
3United Way of Delaware
$8,600,000
3
4Food Bank of Delaware Inc.
$6,845,200
3
5City of Wilmington
$6,300,000
2
6City of Newark
$6,212,000
7
7Tallan Inc.
$5,560,467
65
8Delaware Aerospace Education Foundation
$5,304,229
4
9Boys & Girls Club of Delaware
$5,247,990
22
10Delaware Agricultural Museum Association
$5,242,023
9
About Legislative Branch's spending

In FY2026, Legislative Branch issued $47.0 million in payments — 0.3% of Delaware's entire checkbook. Between FY2018 and FY2026, the department's payments totaled $452.6 million. Its largest vendor was Employee Compensation at $96.6 million. Most of its money flows through the GENERAL fund type (100%). Annual payments grew 170% between FY2018 and FY2026 and peaked in FY2023 at $115.0 million.

Data: State of Delaware Checkbook, FY2018–present · see how this department compares on the checkbook explorer
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