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Delaware Court Ruling On Voting

Ken Paxton’s win in the Texas Republican Senate runoff reshapes the race—and puts GOP leaders in a tough spot after spending months trying to defeat him. Even though national Republicans (including Senate leadership) had backed his opponent, they now have to support Paxton to keep the seat and maintain their Senate majority, especially with Democrat James Talarico seen as a potentially competitive challenger. 

A Delaware judge ruled that corporations and other “artificial entities” can legally vote in certain local elections—specifically in the town of Fenwick Island—because state law recognizes them as “persons.” The judge rejected a lawsuit arguing this diluted human votes, saying the system follows a “one person/entity, one vote” principle and does not violate the state constitution. 

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Ken Paxton&rsquo;s win in the Texas Republican Senate runoff reshapes the race&mdash;and puts GOP leaders in a tough spot after spending months trying to defeat him. Even though national Republicans (including Senate leadership) had backed his opponent, they now have to support Paxton to keep the seat and maintain their Senate majority, especially with Democrat James Talarico seen as a potentially competitive challenger.&nbsp;
A Delaware judge ruled that corporations and other &ldquo;artificial entities&rdquo; can legally vote in certain local elections&mdash;specifically in the town of Fenwick Island&mdash;because state law recognizes them as &ldquo;persons.&rdquo; The judge rejected a lawsuit arguing this diluted human votes, saying the system follows a &ldquo;one person/entity, one vote&rdquo; principle and does not violate the state constitution.&nbsp;
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