Accessible Voting

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VOTERS REQUIRING ASSISTANCE

Any voter who requires assistance to vote, by reason of disability, visual, hearing  impairment, or inability to read or write, may request for assistance from a person of their choice - other than their employer or agent of their employer or union. 

(42 U.S.C. 1973aa-6)

Alternate Format Ballot (AFB):

  • Voters with special needs may request for an Alternate Format Ballot from their County Elections Division.
  • This system allows you to download a ballot on a personal computer and mark it privately and independently using your own assistive technology.
  • Voters have the option to return the voted ballot electronically to their County Elections Division or by using the return ballot envelope that was included in their mail ballot packet.

Accessible Voting at Voter Service Centers:

  • Voter service centers are equipped with accessible voting equipment. Voters may use an accessible ballot marking device to cast their vote. 

 

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Accessibility Brochure

Accessibility Brochure – English

Accessibility Brochure – ʻŌlelo Hawaiʻi (Hawaiian)

Audio

Accessibility Brochure – Audio