Delaware Court Ruling on Entity Voting Raises Concerns Over Corporate Influence
A Delaware court has upheld the practice of entity voting, allowing corporations to cast votes in local elections. The case, brought by the ACLU of Delaware, challenged the Town of Fenwick Island's charter, which permits nonresident property owners, including corporations, to vote. The court's decision affirms the principle of 'one person, one entity, one vote,' raising concerns about the influence of corporate power in politics. The ruling has implications beyond Delaware, as similar provisions exist in other states' constitutions. The decision comes amid broader debates over voting rights and the role of corporations in governance. 
