Speak Up: Vote by mail, or not?

A ruling is expected on Delaware’s new vote-by-mail law. The Delaware Court of Chancery ruled last month that the law is unconstitutional, and the Department of Elections appealed. Eight states allow all elections to be conducted by mail, while 15 others permit by-mail voting in smaller jurisdictions within the state. What should Delaware do? (Editor’s note: The ruling overturning the vote-by-mail law was issued Oct. 7)

• In person with an ID. — Wilma Kishbaugh
• Voter turnout is always low in all elections. I’m all for encouraging all forms of voting. Rules have to be in place, and they do need to be followed strictly, but there will always be people who will attempt to beat the system. — Stan Sipple
• No, in person with an ID. — Matthew Fisher
• No! — Steve Peterman