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Delaware Supreme Court holds that Vote by Mail and Same-Day Voter Registration statutes violate the state constitution

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This order from the Delaware Supreme Court affirms in part and reverses in part an earlier Court of Chancery decision resolving the constitutionality of the two statutes. The Court of Chancery found that the Delaware General Assembly, in adopting same… Continue reading

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