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Delaware State Auditor Candidate Lydia York discusses campaign

Delaware State Auditor Candidate Lydia York discusses campaign
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What the Democratic primary says about the progressive wave in Delaware

The state’s Working Families Party, which backed several progressives, is showing to be a significant player in Delaware elections.

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Delaware vote-by-mail law is unconstitutional, judge says

Vice Chancellor Nathan Cook rules that a new Delaware vote-by-mail law enacted earlier cannot be used in the November general election.

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Delaware State Auditor Candidate Janice Lorrah discusses campaign

Delaware State Auditor Candidate Janice Lorrah discusses campaign
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Delaware judge allows mail in voting to continue

Vice Chancellor Nathan Cook said his stay would allow elections officials to process mail-in voting applications and prepare ballots.

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