Delaware judge rules vote-by-mail law unconstitutional, cannot be used in November

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A Delaware judge ruled that a law making vote-by-mail a permanent election fixture in the state is unconstitutional.

In June, Delaware’s legislature passed SB 320, providing registered voters the ability to request a mail-in ballot ahead of an election without the need for an excuse. Democratic Gov. John Carney signed it into law on July 22.

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