Despite its Democratic majority, Delaware’s voting rules are among the most restrictive in the country. Perhaps that Democratic majority ought to rethink that — in yesterday’s Democratic senatorial primary, 52% of the votes were absentee ballots vs. 48% cast in person. Chris Coons was particularly dependent on early voting, with only 43% of his votes cast in person vs. 60% for Jessica Scarane.
Meanwhile, on the Republican side, 77% of voters cast ballots in person, bringing the total percentage of absentee ballots down to 43.6% of those cast. They really do have a herd mentality.