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Enhancing Accessibility in U S Elections - Center for American Progress

Enhancing Accessibility in U S Elections - Center for American Progress
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Virginia to now provide accessible absentee voting option for voters with print disabilities

Virginia to now provide accessible absentee voting option for voters with print disabilities Mary Altaffer/AP A voter helps himself to an I Voted sticker after casting his ballot in the first hour of voting in New York at Madison Square Garden, Tuesday, Nov. 3, 2020. (AP Photo/Mary Altaffer) and last updated 2021-05-09 18:40:46-04 Virginia will now permanently make its elections accessible and safe for voters with print disabilities. Starting with the June 2021 primaries, those who cannot mark a paper ballot privately and independently due to disabilities such as blindness can now cast their ballot more accessibly with a secure remote absentee voting option.

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Virginia agrees to absentee ballot option for blind voters

Virginia agrees to absentee ballot option for blind voters
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Virginia agrees to absentee ballot option for blind voters

Virginia agrees to absentee ballot option for blind voters
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Del Bob Brink Retiring to Join McAuliffe Administration

June 27, 2014 at 2:35pm (Updated at 3:10 p.m.) Del. Bob Brink (D-48), who for the past 17 years has represented Arlington in the Virginia House of Delegates, announced his retirement today. Brink will retire as of June 30. His 48th District includes Crystal City and parts of north Arlington and McLean. Brink said in a statement that being able to serve in the Virginia legislature, which counts founding fathers Thomas Jefferson, James Madison and Patrick Henry among its former members, made him feel like “the luckiest guy on earth.” It is “very likely” that Brink will be replaced in a special election in August, according to Arlington County General Registrar Linda Lindberg. The final order will come from the speaker of the House of Delegates.

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