The Delaware Superior Court got it right on its ruling about voting procedures. There is a set date (for as long as I can remember) and a location near you for voting in elections. Voting is the foundation for democracy. A citizen has all day to go to the polls. Choose when it is convenient.
If voting is important to a person, they will find the time to vote. Absentee voting is available only when necessary. It should be for a temporary reason, not permanent for the rest of your life. In-person voting requires showing your identification, which guarantees who is voting and that he or she is voting one time only.
If we don’t protect our voting integrity, then we have lost our democracy.
Steve Baldwin
Bridgeville
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