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The U.S. District Court for Delaware rejects in-person ballot access for eligible incarcerated voters, but their voting rights appear protected.
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An effort to constitutionalize no-excuse and permanent absentee voting, as well as early voting failed to pass in the Delaware House.
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The Delaware Voting Rights Coalition launches, voicing support for a change of the state’s absentee voting law.The group is Delaware’s first statewide…
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Legislation already introduced for the upcoming General Assembly session could change how Delawareans vote absentee. Lawmakers passed an amendment to…
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This week, Delawareans who already requested vote-by-mail ballots for November’s general elections started receiving them and could begin filling them out…
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The state primary election is just days away. Tens of thousands are returning their ballots under the no-excuse vote-by-mail option. Delaware’s…
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Delaware’s Attorney General announced she is suing the U.S. Postal Service to stop changes she says may suppress the vote this fall. The suit Delaware and…
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Delaware voters should have received applications to vote by mail for September’s primary election. The Delaware Department of Elections says it has…
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Delaware’s presidential primary had little bearing on the party nominees—but was the first time vote-by-mail was used widely in the First State.Roughly…
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Vote by mail coming for fall elections; advocate reports confusion over presidential primary optionsAll registered voters will have the option of voting by mail this fall — without specifying why.Gov. John Carney signed the vote by mail legislation…