Judge just ruled that Fenwick Island can let companies and other legal entities vote in municipal elections. They make up 12% of registered voters. A state with more corporations chartered than actual residents is now letting those corporations pick municipal leaders. ACLU argued it dilutes human votes. Judge said nope. This is what happens when you let corporate influence run unchecked. You end up with a system where property-owning entities literally have a say in government while people with only their lives at stake don't get equal voice. Peak dystopia.