voting rights

Delaware and 18 other states are suing President Donald Trump, U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi and the federal Election Assistance Commission to block an executive order imposing sweeping voting restrictions across the country.

State Sen. Darius Brown reintroduces efforts to add early voting, mail-in voting and permanent absentee voting to the Delaware Constitution after a similar attempt failed last year.

The ACLU of Delaware is appealing two FOIA request denials from the Delaware Department of Correction.

The JIC takes reports from media about problems or questions concerning elections and polling places.

Several voters named reproductive and abortion rights as one of their main priorities.

The center takes reports on the election and polling places from media outlets.

CLASI, the National Association of the Deaf's ASL Voter Hotline and the Election Protection Hotline will all be active Nov. 5.

The U.S. District Court for Delaware rejects in-person ballot access for eligible incarcerated voters, but their voting rights appear protected.

ACLU of Delaware’s Cozen Voting Rights Fellow Andrew Bernstein says although the organization is disappointed the court did not address if the voting laws are actually constitutional, they are excited the options will be available this election.

Following the end of the legislative session on June 30, a total of 255 bills awaited action from Gov. John Carney — 100 more than last year.