We want to hear from you! ADAP can't be everywhere at once, so we need the disability community's help. Each election, we ask voters to take our voting accessibility survey.

By filling out our polling site survey, you are helping to make sure that persons with disabilities can access that most basic of American rights -- the right to vote.

Fill out this form while following the route a voter with a disability would take on Election Day into your polling location.  The questions cover parking, getting into the polling site, getting around the voting area, and the use of accessible voting machines.

Under the Help American Vote Act of 2002 (HAVA), ADAP receives funding to “ensure full participation in the electoral process for individuals with disabilities.”

What does this HAVA-funded work look like at ADAP?

• We participate in voter registration activities.
• We provide voter education to people with disabilities.
• We monitor polling sites to ensure they are accessible.
• We work with election officials around the state to improve access to voting and the electoral experience for Alabamians with disabilities.
• We partner with non-partisan stakeholders to advance voting rights for people with disabilities.
• We help voters file complaints regarding HAVA violations.

For more information about ADAP’s voting rights work or if you'd like to request a voting rights training, contact Nicky Watkins, our Voting Rights Advocate at 205.539.2034 or click the button below to email them!

Want to know everything about voting with a disability in Alabama? Tap the button below and check out this presentation!

Election workers and county officials are encouraged to look at this resource, too. Familiarize yourself with voting law in Alabama, the rights of people with disabilities and the polls, and the ExpressVote accessible voting machine!

If you need help accessing this presentation in accessible format, reach out to our Voting Rights Advocate by clicking here!