If lawmakers approve the amendment again after the next general election, Delaware would require 10 early in-person voting days for general elections, related primaries, and elections filling General Assembly vacancies.
If two-thirds of each chamber approves the same amendment after the next general election, Delaware would require 10 early in-person voting days for general elections, related primaries, and special elections filling General Assembly vacancies. Those days would include the final weekend.
Delaware would require early in-person voting on 10 calendar days before each covered election. It would cover general elections, primaries for offices decided at those elections, and special elections that fill General Assembly vacancies. Two-thirds of the members elected to each chamber of the next General Assembly must approve the same amendment after the next general election. The 10 calendar days before each covered election would include the Saturday and Sunday immediately before election day.
No hearings or votes scheduled.