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Local elections take place on 7 May. If you’re blind or partially sighted, make sure you’re ready to vote.

Register by 20 April, and apply for postal, proxy or free voter ID by the April deadlines.

Your vote helps shape local transport, streets and services.

#BlindVoters #AccessibleVoting

Stop Anti-Voter Bills Now The SAVE Act, the SAVE America Act, and MEGA Act could keep millions of eligible U.S. citizens from being able to vote. Urge Congress to reject these bills.

The SAVE Act and related legislation would change voter registration, mail voting, and voter roll processes. For disabled people who already face barriers, these changes could make voting less accessible. Make your voice heard on these bills: https://ow.ly/Hvk950Yw2qf
#AccessibleVoting #REVUP

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The SAVE Act creates new voter ID barriers.
For many people with disabilities, “just get an ID” isn’t that simple.

No new barriers to our ballots.

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#DisabilityRights #VotingRights #AccessibleVoting

Flyer titled “Accessible Ballots for Voters Who Are Blind.” It explains that Bexar County must provide an electronic OmniBallot option for qualified voters who are blind. Registered voters in Bexar County who are blind may request a ballot by mail electronically, then print, sign, and mail it to the elections office. Eligibility includes standard vote-by-mail qualifications (age 65+, disability, absence from county during voting, certain incarceration status, or near childbirth) and requires completing a “Declaration to Vote By Mail Because of Blindness” form, which must be submitted with the mail ballot application. Forms can be completed electronically but must be printed, signed, and mailed. Deadline to submit forms is February 20, 2026. For more information, visit the Bexar County Elections website at https://www.bexar.org/3749/OmniBallot-Accessible-Absentee-Portal or call 210-335-VOTE (8683).

Final reminder: Today, Feb 20, is the deadline to apply for ballot by mail for the Gubernatorial Primaries. Bexar County voters who are blind or have low vision may qualify for an accessible OmniBallot option. 🗳️ Find the form at https://loom.ly/1GyCy4A

#AccessibleVoting #OmniBallot

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#YourVoteMatters #VoterEngagement #CivicDuty #MakeYourVoiceHeard #RutgersNB #DisabilityServices #AccessibleVoting #GetOutTheVote

During November, voters throughout the U.S. will be going to their polling place or voting by absentee ballot. Check out our fact sheet: “Welcoming Voters with Disabilities.” #ADA #VotingAccess #DisabilityRights #AccessibleVoting adasoutheast.org/wp-content/u...

When developing the MGR, it was essential to collaborate with blind and partially people. Local musician Joe Kenny, blind from early years, has been supportive throughout the development and we are grateful for his assistance.
#mcgonaglereader #accessiblevoting #blindvoters
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Every Hoosier deserves equal access to the ballot box. During National Disability Voting Rights Week (Sept 8–12), we acknowledge the rights of voters with disabilities and the importance of accessibility in our elections.

Learn more: lwv.org | lwvindiana.org

#LWVIN #AccessibleVoting

MGR was tested with blind and partially sighted people by the RNIB. It received a 93% fitness for purpose accreditation. It was also comprehensively tested by Mannalog in Dublin with excellent results. To read the test history, visit www.pakflatt.com/downloads.

#accessiblevoting #mgr #blindvoters

Barriers to Voting.

In the General Election on 4th July 2024, over 19 million electors did not vote.

How many of these did not have english as a first language. The McGonagle Reader allows a blind person to vote but also helps those who struggle to read english text to vote.

#accessiblevoting

Lucy Edwards is a UK based, award winning blind presenter, content creator and disability activist. Here, she describes her first interaction with the McGonagle®Reader.

#mcgonaglereader #accessiblevoting #blindvoters

Great to see voters, including Miss Navajo, connecting with our Elections Department staff today! They're getting a firsthand look at our ADA-compliant voting equipment, ensuring accessibility for all. Have questions about voting? We're here to help! #AccessibleVoting #YourVoteMatters #CoconinoVotes

Highland Council to trial aid to assist visually impaired voters Highland Council says the ballot paper overlay will allow people to vote independently and in secret.

Breaking News: Visually impaired voters to test new ballot paper aid — read the full article here:
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#AccessibleVoting #InclusiveElections #VotingForAll #DisabilityRights

Did you vote in local elections on 1 May in England? We'd be interested to hear from you about how accessible your vote was. Contact us by emailing campaigns@rnib.org.uk or by calling the RNIB Helpline on 0303 123 9999. #AccessibleVoting

Did you vote in local elections las week in England? We'd be interested to hear from you about how accessible your vote was. Contact us by emailing campaigns@rnib.org.uk or by calling the RNIB Helpline on 0303 123 9999. #AccessibleVoting

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Did you vote in local elections yesterday in England? We'd be interested to hear from you about how accessible your vote was. Contact us by emailing campaigns@rnib.org.uk or by calling the RNIB Helpline on 0303 123 9999. #FridayAction #AccessibleVoting

With a federal election on Monday, April 28th, it’s crucial to remember: democracy only works when everyone’s voice is heard. That includes people with developmental disabilities.
#AccessibleVoting #FederalElectionCanada #disabilityrights #inclusionmatters #everyvotecounts #MyVoteMatters

Advance polls open across the country Friday morning | CBC News Registered voters can cast an early ballot at their assigned polling station between 9 a.m. and 9 p.m. until Monday.

6/6 Elections Canada also provides information for those voting under exceptional circumstances, including people who are homeless, serving prison sentences, or living in long-term care facilities.

👉 Please Vote, our Democracy depends on you voting 👈

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Vote on campus – Elections Canada Follow us on Twitter, Facebook, Linkedin, Instragram and YouTube during the 2025 election

Will be reviewing the parties and candidates this weekend for the #Canada #federal #election, as I plan to go to one of the campus voting stations (see link) next week to avoid the election day rush #democracy #accessiblevoting #advancevoting
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Voting and elections: what you need to know If you're affected by sight loss, we're here for you

Your vote matters! If you're blind or partially sighted, there are reasonable adjustments available to help you vote independently on Local Election Day in England on 1 May. Learn more about your rights here: rnib.in/may-elections #AccessibleVoting