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Disabled Voters: District Administration to Provide Vehicles for Disabled Voters | Ludhiana News - Vimarsana News

Disabled Voters: District Administration to Provide Vehicles for Disabled Voters | Ludhiana News

The district administration in Ludhiana will provide vehicles to facilitate around 17,000 persons with disabilities and voters above the age of 85 on June 1. E-rickshaws will also be used for this purpose. Additionally, accessible election committees have been set up to ensure necessary facilities at polling booths for PWDs and elderly voters.

Voting From Home: Voting From Home Option Available For Elderly, Disabled Voters: Dc | Mangaluru News - Vimarsana News

Voting From Home: Voting From Home Option Available For Elderly, Disabled Voters: Dc | Mangaluru News

Mangaluru: Elderly individuals aged above 85 and those with over 40% disability have the option to vote from home, said deputy commissioner Mullai Muh.

How disabled voters can use a ballot drop box without breaking the law - Vimarsana News

How disabled voters can use a ballot drop box without breaking the law

Anyone who is disabled can designate another person to request and/or return their mail ballot.

Source: mcall.com
Against Voter Suppression - Vimarsana News

Against Voter Suppression

  Across the United States, Republicans are attempting to pass a barrage of voter suppression laws, aimed at attacking and dismantling the Voting Rights Act and in a nod toward Jim Crow laws of the not so distant past, make it hardest in particular for Black folks and communities of color, but also broadly speaking the disabled, seniors and the working-poor as a whole to vote. Already, close to 20 states have passed over two dozen new bills which cut away at basic rights and are all aimed at stripping away previous rights already won in regards to the vote.    While the Republican strategy...

Source: kpfa.org