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Content:

Voting Guides

• Registering To Vote

• On Voting Day – Answers to Your Questions

• Absentee Ballots – Answers to Your Questions

• Accessible Voting – Questions About Your Right to Vote

• Temporary Accessibility Solutions for Election Day

• Voting From the State Hospitals

• WV Polling Site Accessibility Reports - arranged by County

• Additional Contacts

• Credits and Funding

Access your Polling Sites for Accessibility

People vote in many different places, such as libraries, schools, fire stations, churches, and even in shops or other private businesses and are known as polling places during elections.  These places need to be accessible to people with disabilities.

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The ADA Checklist for Polling Places provides guidance to election officials for determining whether a polling place already has the basic accessibility features needed by most voters with disabilities or can be made accessible on Election Day using temporary solutions to remove barriers.

Polling Place Accessibility Survey

We would like to hear about your experiences while voting!

• Click here to fill out and submit our online Polling Place Accessibility Survey

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• Click here to download and print our Polling Place Accessibility Survey

      NOTE: This version of our survey will need to be mailed to us.

 

PAVA Publications

• Voting Dates

• PAVA Brochure

• Am I Eligible to Vote?

• Electronic Absentee Voting for Persons with Physical Disabilities

• Guardianship and Voting 
  
   

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