(a) Any voter who requires assistance to vote by reason of blindness, disability, or inability to read or write may be given assistance by a person of the voter's choice, other than the voter's employer or agent of that employer or officer or agent of the voter's union.
(b) Any election officer may provide instruction or information for a voter through use of 1 of the sample ballots posted in the voting room.
(c) Whenever a voter requests further instructions in the manner of voting or the operation of the voting machine after having entered the voting machine booth, 2 election officers of opposite political parties shall jointly give such instructions. In doing so, the officers shall take care not to assist the voter in any manner that might influence that voter's vote. After giving instructions, both officers shall retire before the voter begins to register that voter's vote, which the voter shall do in secret at all times.
Structure Delaware Code
Chapter 49. CONDUCT OF ELECTION
Subchapter II. Regulations Governing Conduct of Elections During Hours of Voting
§ 4931. Time and manner of opening election.
§ 4933. Persons permitted in the voting room.
§ 4934. Challengers; appointment and powers.
§ 4935. Special officers at entrance of polling place.
§ 4936. Order of voting; determination of challenge.
§ 4938. Grounds for admitting a person to a voting machine.
§ 4939. Determination of challenge based on identity of voter.
§ 4940. Disqualification because of bribery; determination of challenge.
§ 4942. Electioneering in polling place; penalties; definitions.
§ 4943. Voting assistance based on blindness, disability, or illiteracy; instructions for voters.
§ 4944. Vote for candidates for President and Vice President as vote for their electors.
§ 4945. Majority vote of inspector and judges of election.
§ 4946. Powers of election officers to preserve order during election; penalty.