Voter Accessibility

Why this portfolio works

People with disabilities face some of the steepest barriers to voting — inaccessible polling places, confusing ballots, transportation gaps, and laws that too often ignore their rights. This portfolio backs organizations led by and centered on disabled communities that fight for accessible voting, protect disability rights, and ensure every eligible voter can participate with dignity and independence.

Accessible voting takes more than one kind of organization. This portfolio combines disability-led voter mobilization, legal protection and enforcement, self-advocacy, and community-specific access work for deaf and blind voters — so organizations working at different points in the system reinforce one another.

• 01

  REV UP the Vote

  Role in the portfolio: Runs the portfolio's registration and turnout work through disability-led coalitions in states across the country.

  NationalLargeDisabledVoting501(c)(3)
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• 02

  National Disability Rights Network

  Role in the portfolio: Supplies the legal enforcement muscle when accessibility rights are ignored at the polls.

  NationalLargeVotingDisabled501(c)(3)
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• 03

  Autistic Self Advocacy Network

  Role in the portfolio: Ensures policy and voting design reflect autistic voters' own priorities rather than assumptions about them.

  NationalMidsizeDisabledVoting501(c)(3)
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  National Association of the Deaf

  Role in the portfolio: Secures interpretation, captioning, and accessible election information for deaf and hard-of-hearing voters.

  NationalLargeVotingDisabled501(c)(3)
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  National Federation of the Blind

  Role in the portfolio: Pushes for accessible ballot technology and poll-worker training so blind voters can vote privately.

  VotingLargeNationalDisabled501(c)(3)
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