Delaware volume
Voting & elections
Federal law sets a floor for citizens 18 and over. Each state and territory runs its own registration, ID, and felony-restoration rules — always confirm on Vote.gov.
Federal floor
Who may vote in federal elections
U.S. citizens 18 and older who meet the state’s registration rules. The 15th, 19th, 24th, and 26th Amendments plus the Voting Rights Act forbid many forms of discrimination.
Registration is state-run
There is no single national voter roll. Vote.gov is the official directory for each state’s process, deadlines, and ID rules.
Felony convictions
Restoration after a conviction is state law. Some restore automatically; others require a wait or a petition. Read the state elections office, not social media.