Last time I voted at my local precinct, they had no such accessibility
options available. I had to grab 2 polling place members (one demo, the
other rep) and have one of them mark the sheet while the other
witnessed. they would read me the various points on the ballot and I
would indicate what i wanted marked. its worked well, but took 2 people
off the line.
so far, I have been unable to find a ballot template that would allow me
to mark the appropriate place on the ballot without assistance.
On 8/6/10 2:24 PM, Lyle Tuttle wrote:
> At 01:39 PM 8/6/2010, you wrote:
>> Got a link to apply with?
>> I may have to make a point with the election system in this state
>> anyway. their current ballots aren't really accessible to the blind
>> (I usually do the early voting mail in ballot).
>
> Actually, they are.
>
> Every poling place (at least in Maricopa County) has at least one
> voting machine that has headphones, has braille ballots, large-type,
> touch-screen voting.....and have had for about 4 years or so, if
> memory serves......I am not sure about the other Counties - you would
> have to check with them. I do, however, think that they are mandated,
> by law, to provide them for those who need them.
>
> lyle
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