Voting In Florida

As Florida voters with disabilities, it’s important to know that you have rights. With election day coming up, it’s crucial that you stay informed about the candidates, important dates, and how to cast your vote. We understand that the process can be overwhelming, but we are here to help you navigate it with ease.

Your Election Day Checklist

Use our checklist to ensure that you have everything you need to vote when it’s Election Day.

Accessible Vote-By-Mail

The accessible voting system allows a person who is blind or print impaired to mark secret, independent, and verifiable vote-by-mail ballots using a computer.

Voting in Person

Here’s what to expect as a person with a disability voting in person, either during Early Voting before the election or on Election Day.

Register to Vote

You can register to vote online, by mail or in person. People with disabilities can also use assistance in order to register as a voter.

Learn more about how to register and getting assistance registering if needed.

Your Voting Rights

Everyone has the right to a full and equal opportunity to vote, and there are rules ensuring accessible voting options for people with disabilities. If you’ve lost the right to vote, learn how you can restore them.

Learn about your voting rights and restoring them.

How to Use Accessible Voting Machines at the Polls

As Florida voters with disabilities, it’s important to know that you have rights. With election day coming up, it’s crucial that you stay informed about the candidates, important dates, and how to cast your vote. We understand that the process can be overwhelming, but we are here to help you navigate it with ease., you have the right to use accessible voting machines. Check out our latest videos to learn how to use the two most-used accessible voting machines in Florida and the country. These machines make it possible for people with disabilities to cast their vote, regardless of their disability. The videos demonstrate different ways of using the machines for individuals with mobility-related disabilities, hearing impairments, visual impairments, and more.