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How DO you cast a vote if you’re blind on the Isle of Wight? All votes should be equal. Learn how people with sight issues exercise their democratic right to vote. In short, it’s hard – so much so a judge rules it a ‘parody of the electoral process’ If people have accessibility issues, be that with mobility or sight, you might be wondering how they’ll be assisted at polling stations on election day and whether the local authority will be ensuring they can vote independently and in secret. Local authorities have to ensure that people with accessibility issues are able to use polling stations and Isle of Wight council has told

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