The novel coronavirus has changed so much about our daily lives—but we still have to vote this year.
Delaware: previously April 28, now June 2Indiana: previously May 5, now June 2Maryland: previously April 28, now June 2Pennsylvania: previously April 28, now June 2West Virginia: previously May 12, now June 9, the Democratic National Committee chairman Tom Perez has urged states who still need to hold elections to expand voting by mail, no-excuse absentee voting, early voting, and curbside ballot drop-offs.
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