A dark blue graphic with red, white, and blue decorative waves. Text designed to look like a neon sign reads Vote for an Accessible Future. A banner at the bottom reads: Disability Voting Rights Week, aapd.com/disability-voting-rights-week.

You have the right to an accessible voting process. Nationally, people with disabilities voted at a 3.6% lower rate than nondisabled voters. There are accommodations available to you. portal.ct.gov/sots/e... #DisabilityVotingRightsWeek
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A graphic reads, “Know Your Rights. Know Your Power.” The body text of the graphic reads: “Vote privately and independently; Vote in a way that is accessible to you; tip: if you vote in person, ask to use the accessible voting machine or ballot marking device!; Get help with any part of the voting process from a person you choose; Note: States may have rules about who can or cannot help you vote. Check your state laws when you make your plan.” The graphic features an image of a young Asian man in a manual wheelchair.

Systemic barriers prevent many Disabled folks from accessing their right to vote. True voter access is vital to creating the democracy we deserve.

Make your plan to “Register! Educate! Vote! Use your Power!” today! www.aapd.com/disability-voting-rights-week/

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A graphic with a cartoon blind person with a service dog. Title text: Be a Confident Voter. Make a Plan to Vote. Subtitle: Make your plan: bit.ly/m/REV-UP. Below the title is a bullet point list: “Make sure you are registered to vote!; Learn key dates, like election day, early voting, and mail-in voting deadlines; Choose how and when you will vote; Plan for your access needs; Learn what’s on your ballot; Know what to do if you have trouble voting.” A banner at the bottom reads: Disability Voting Rights Week, aapd.com/disability-voting-rights-week.

For many people, voting can be a challenging experience. In 2017, the Government Accountability Office found that 60% of polling places had at least one problem that made them inaccessible. Make a Plan to Vote! www.aapd.com/electio...
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A Black person, a white person, and three Asian people pose together smiling at the camera. They are all wearing REV UP t-shirts. Above them is the title “Every Election Your Vote Matters.” Below their photo is a text box that reads: Local politics shape our lives: state officials decide how Medicaid and Medicare work; city councils and city officials make decisions around transportation, housing, parks, policing and more; School boards decide program funding and education policies.” A banner at the bottom reads: Disability Voting Rights Week, aapd.com/disability-voting-rights-week.

Your Vote Matters! If people with disabilities voted at the same rate as nondisabled voters, there would be about 2.0 million more voters.

Are you ready to use the power of the disability vote? Register today! voterregistration.ct... #DisabilityVotingRightsWeek
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“Disabled voters are part of every community.” The background shows an AANHPI mother and daughter in a bonding moment. A banner at the bottom reads: Disability Voting Rights Week, aapd.com/disability-voting-rights-week.

Disabled voters are part of every community, but barriers that prevent many people with disabilities from accessing their right to vote still exist.

It's Disability Voting Rights Week, and there are many ways to join this cross-disability movement! aapd.com/disability-v...

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