Fact Check: Does a Delaware court ruling allow corporations to vote in elections?

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Claim: A Delaware court ruling means corporations can vote in elections.

Rating: MISLEADING

Explanation: A Delaware judge upheld a town charter allowing property-owning corporations and other legal entities to vote in Fenwick Island municipal elections. The ruling does not apply to state or federal elections.

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Date: 06/05/2026

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Last Updated on June 5, 2026 by Media Bias Fact Check

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