One of the goals of HAVA is to provide all American voters, including those who are blind or low vision, with the opportunity to vote both privately and ...

The purpose of the blind voting exercise is to get insights of what concept, idea, problem or similar, the participants find the most interesting or realistic.

In addition, HAVA requires that at least one accessible voting machine be available in all polling places for federal elections. This requirement has enabled ...

Persons with disabilities have the right to participate in elections on an equal basis. Nonetheless, visually impaired citizens cannot vote independently ...

This policy paper is intended to provide information about the barriers and challenges faced by blind and partially sighted persons while exercising their ...

Know your rights for registration and voting when you have a disability. Equal access and accommodations are protected by federal laws.

Vote in private, without help; Have an accessible polling place with voting machines for voters with disabilities. Polling places must have: Wheelchair- ...

Maryland is committed to making voting accessible to all voters. All of the early voting centers in Maryland are accessible to voters with disabilities.

This guidance provides information and advice on the actions you and your staff can take to help remove some of the barriers and challenges disabled voters ...

Voting is a fundamental democratic right, but again our research found the current voting system simply does not work for blind and partially sighted people.