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Resources Voter Rights
From 2022 presentation @Main Street Downloadable PDF 
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Voting Social Story
Independence NOW
Independence NOW
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General Election Voting Info
Disability Rights Maryland Tracy Wright
Disability Rights Maryland Tracy Wright
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Senior voting guide
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Voting FAQ's
Answers by Tracy Wright Can I help my adult child vote?
Yes. You may accompany your adult into the voting booth. Can I bring my completed sample ballot to the polls? Yes. Then just copy over your information. What do I say if a poll worker asks me about my/my child's disability? This is discrimination and needs to be reported immediately. Call Disability Rights Maryland. Does guardianship impact my young adult's voting rights? No. Everyone is allowed to vote. If I have to vote (as a parent/caregiver) and my adult child is with me, what do I do? You can bring them into the poll with you. What's the deadline to register to vote? October 13, 2020. Can I do early voting? Yes. Who can I ask for help? You may ask an election judge to help you, or bring anyone else to help you. Just not your employer or union rep. Do I need to bring my ID? Yes, It is always smart to bring your ID with you. Recommended if you are a first time voter and a bank statement, check stub, but not required. |
Contact Disability Rights Maryland: 443-692-2492
800-233-7201 ex: 2492 TTY:410-235-5387 Maryland Board of Elections
www.montgomerycountymd.gov/Elections/index2.html Finding an accessible voting site: elections.maryland.gov/voting/accessibility.html Request a mail-in ballot elections.maryland.gov/voting/absentee.html |
