Hannity blasts Biden over partisan 'voting rights' speech, calls on him to address Delaware inequities

Sean Hannity criticized President Joe Biden for his speech in Atlanta on Tuesday where he compared his Republican critics to Democratic segregationists.

Hannity pointed out that Biden has said nothing about his own home state, where there is more of what the president and Democrats consider "voter suppression" than in states they often target like Georgia and Texas.

Officials in Dover historically have not permitted early in-person voting, although a law signed by Democratic Gov. John Carney that establishes a 10-day window went into effect on Jan. 1, but was not in effect for the 2020 election.

While many states allow no-excuse-required mail-in voting, Delaware requires a reason to be duly sworn on an application, Hannity said.