Delaware has initiated early voting for its primary elections, marking a significant moment for voters in the state.
The Delaware Supreme Court recently overturned a lower court's decision that challenged the legality of early voting and permanent absentee voting, affirming the state's commitment to accessible voting options. Early voting commenced on August 28th and will continue until September 8th, with a brief pause for the holiday. This period allows voters to cast their ballots at select sites across all three counties, offering flexibility and convenience.
Additionally, the primaries feature several contested statewide races, highlighting the importance of early voting in facilitating voter participation in these critical decisions.
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This is a big win for democracy in Delaware! Making voting more accessible through early voting options is a crucial step in ensuring everyone's voice is heard, especially in such pivotal races.
It's great to see Delaware expanding voter access by embracing early voting. This move towards more flexible voting options respects individual freedom and makes it easier for people to participate in the democratic process on their own terms. Ensuring that every eligible voter can conveniently cast their ballot without government-imposed hurdles is a step in the right direction for liberty and democracy.
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Early voting for September primary election begins in Delaware
The voting will begin at select sites in all three counties at 11 a.m. It will then pick back up on September 3, after the holiday, and continue until September 8.
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The Delaware Supreme Court has reversed a February Superior Court decision that struck down early voting and permanent absentee voting. In a unanimous ruling, Justice Gary Traynor stated that plaintiffs, including State Senate Minority Leader Gerald Hocker, lacked standing to challenge the statutes.
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