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Last updated on January 07, 2026
This campaign is a multi-year effort to amend Delaware's Constitution to restore voting rights after felony incarceration, expand and protect early in-person and vote-by-mail, and implement same-day voter registration.
The right to vote, and to have one’s vote accurately and fairly counted, is a fundamental right of all American citizens — and one that underpins the rest of our civil liberties.
That’s why we are pushing back against attacks on voting rights by launching Every Vote Counts, a multi-year effort to amend Delaware's constitution, bring our state into the 21st century, and ensure Delaware becomes a beacon of democracy and strong voter engagement.
The campaign aims to:
Join ACLU-DE staff to get involved in our Every Vote Counts campaign to expand voting rights right here in Delaware. All attendees will receive in-depth training on campaign tactics and learn more about opportunities to take action alongside other campaign volunteers and voting rights advocates committed to advancing democracy in our state.
WILMINGTON
Wednesday, January 14, 4 - 6 PM
Wilmington Brew Works, 3129 Miller Rd, Wilmington, DE 19802
The following legislation is currently active in the General Assembly.
We can't do this without you. Submit this form and a staff member will be in touch with volunteer opportunities and other ways you can get involved in the fight to expand voting rights in Delaware.
This vital work depends on your support. Donate now to help expand voting rights in Delaware.
All donations made through the end of 2025 will be doubled through a matching grant opportunity with Longwood Foundation to directly support our voting rights constitutional amendment campaign.
The ACLU of Delaware is proud to partner with the Delaware Voting Rights Coalition (DVRC) — Delaware's first statewide coalition of voting rights organizations and advocates. The DVRC empowers communities, especially communities of color, people who speak English as a second language, people involved in the justice system, people with disabilities, and young people, to identify and remedy barriers to the ballot box. The coalition is ready to work with legislators, local election officials, and the Department of Elections to make these reform recommendations a reality.