Opinion | In Delaware, Corporations Can Now Vote. Are We Insane?

Common Dreams·May 30

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A judge in Delaware has ruled that corporations can vote in some municipal elections, sparking controversy. The decision upholds a system in a small town where companies are allowed to participate in local elections. The ruling has been met with outrage and comes after a lawsuit, reportedly filed by the ACLU, was dismissed by the judge.

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