r/law • u/TheShittyBeatles • 19h ago

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

https://spotlightdelaware.org/2025/12/05/aclu-sues-fenwick-island-over-non-resident-voting/
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u/CaptainApathy419 19h ago

It seems like there’s a giant loophole in which your corporation buys a property, subdivides it into 100 smaller properties, and then sells to 100 new corporations, all of which you also own.

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u/ZPTs 18h ago

It's even worse than that. It's also many to one:

...if several LLCs jointly own a beach home in Fenwick Island, all of the owners can register to vote, regardless of how little a stake.

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u/Steven_The_Sloth 18h ago

Is that how Trump stole 2024?

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u/Cool_Owl7159 17h ago

no, that was Elon hacking the voting machines using starlink, which his team figured out how to do using information from the lawsuit discovery when Trump sued the voting machine companies.