2024 Polling Location Accessibility Assessment
We are collecting information on as many polling locations in Indiana as possible to ensure that voters, particularly those of us with disabilities, are able to cast our ballot and fully participate in our democracy. Across the US, disabled citizens vote 6% less than our non-disabled peers. Part of that lower voter turnout is because of inadequate accommodations, inaccessible polling locations, and insufficient poll worker training.

We want to identify any potential problems at the polls, so we can advocate to address these issues in the future. Please share with us your voting experience and we will investigate problem spots.

Thank you for your help. Together we can ensure voting accessibility and build disability power!

With Care,

The Count US IN Team
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First Name *
Last Name *
Email Address (Note: We will not add you to any mailing lists unless you request to be added. We just need it in case we have any follow up questions from your responses.) *
Phone number: (Note: We will not add your phone to any call lists, and we will not share with anyone. We just need it in case we have any follow up questions from your responses.) *
If you voted by mail, was the process accessible to you? Why or why not? If you voted in person, please put "N/A". *
For in person matters, what polling location would you like to share information about? Please use a precinct number, building name, address, and/or county to help us understand the polling location. (It does not have to be all of these descriptors. Whatever you can share is helpful.)

 If you voted by mail, please put N/A
 *
At your polling location, was there clearly marked accessible parking spots? *
In-Person voting questions
The questions below are specific to in-person voting and observations. If you voted by mail and none of these apply to you, you can press or type, "N/A". If you voted in person, but cannot recall, you can put "I don't know"
Was the path from the parking lot to the voting location accessible? For example, was the road paved, were doorways wide enough, and were there ramps so that, for example, people who are wheelchair users or limited vision could enter? *
Is the wheelchair accessible entrance the main entrance or a side/back entrance? If it was not the main entrance, was it clearly marked, and the door unlocked? *
Were there long voting lines at your location? If so, did it impact voters in the disability community? How so? If not, please put, "N/A" *
When you last voted there, were voting machines and wheelchair height stations set up in a way that voter's privacy was protected? If not, please explain. *
Did poll workers seem knowledgeable and/or interested in accessibility for voters with disabilities? Please explain. If you do not know you can say, I don't know" *
If you used an accessible voting machine, please describe your experience - with particular attention if the machine was easy to navigate, if the poll workers were helpful, knowledgeable, etc.
Would you like to stay informed about our advocacy moving forward? *
Disability is an intersectional issue. Did you witness any of the other following issues at your voting location? Please check all that apply *
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Did you vote in person Early or on Election Day?
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Is there anything else you would like to add based on the observations above? If no, put "N/A" *
Is there anything else you would like to share in general?
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