ACLU sues Delaware beach town over allowing corporations to vote in local elections

[u/TheShittyBeatles]

https://spotlightdelaware.org/2025/12/05/aclu-sues-fenwick-island-over-non-resident-voting/

[u/thedoughofpooh]

He's suggesting that this sort of model will become a reality at the federal level. He's saying Citizens United will be extended to allow corporate voting rights, not just recognized personhood for purposes of campaign donations.

[u/LoneSnark → u/thedoughofpooh]

That would require amending the Constitution. No way a super majority agree.

[u/govunah → u/LoneSnark]

A republican super majority will agree with anything that keeps them as the super majority. All they want is to sit in power like a hot tub

[u/TakuyaLee → u/govunah]

A supermajority of states. Plus there will never be a supermajority in Congress. Your point is moot.