 House Minority Whip Brian Pettyjohn voted no, citing ethical concerns as well as the effects it could have on vulnerable populations. People with disabilities often face significant societal and economic challenges, and the availability of assisted suicide might lead some to feel coerced into ending their lives prematurely due to a lack of adequate support and resources. The bill now heads to Governor John Carney, who has not indicated if he will sign it into law. This is Delaware Public Media.