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Delaware just passed a landmark voting rights law named after civil rights icon John Lewis, designed to shield voters from suppression as federal protections weaken. Unlike federal rules, this state law lets anyone challenge discriminatory practices without proving intent — empowering attorneys general and citizens alike. It also mandates language assistance for speakers of any language used by over 2% of voters or 1,000+ people, removing barriers to participation. While it won’t go into effect until July 2027, advocates see it as a bold, timely defense of democracy — and they’re already eyeing the next frontier: restoring voting rights for formerly incarcerated people.

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