Del. Supreme Court Upholds Permanent Absentee Voting Statute
The unanimous ruling lets qualified voters keep receiving ballots automatically, but they must still meet absentee eligibility for each election.
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Delaware Supreme Court denies Hocker’s absentee voting challenge
The Delaware Supreme Court knocked down a challenge to the state’s absentee voting protocols earlier this week, rejecting Senate Minority Leader Gerald Hocker’s (R-Ocean View) claim the system is unconstitutional.
Permanent absentee voting withstands state Supreme Court appeal
A challenge to Delaware’s absentee voting process went nowhere after the Delaware Supreme Court Sept. 21 upheld an earlier Chancery Court decision that the process is constitutional. Sen. Gerald Hocker, R-Ocean View, and independent candidate ...
AG Jennings announces Delaware Supreme Court victory protecting permanent absentee voting - State of Delaware News
Attorney General Kathy Jennings has announced that the Delaware Supreme Court has sided with Delaware, denying a challenge from State Senator Gerald Hocker and upholding the state’s permanent absentee voting statute. On September 21, 2026, the Delaware Supreme Court issued a unanimous ruling affirming a Chancery Court decision that upheld permanent absentee voting, noting that […]
Delaware Supreme Court upholds permanent absentee voting
Justices say voters must qualify for each election; challengers question how the state checks whether they still do DOVER, Del. — The Delaware Supreme Court upheld the state’s permanent absentee voting law Monday, clearing the way for qualified voters on the permanent absentee list to receive ballots for the Nov. 3 general election. The ruling leaves lawmakers with a policy ...
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