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• Learn how to read a bill

• Research and learn perspectives on issues that differ from your own

• Voter Rolls

• Absentee Ballot Process

• You can obtain an emergency absentee ballot if you are suddenly injured, taken ill, or have been hospitalized within six (6) days of the election.

• You have the right to file a complaint about accessibility or other voting rights violations.

• You have the right to vote independently and privately.

• You have the right to receive assistance if you need help casting your ballot.

• You have the right to review a sample ballot and receive instructions concerning how to operate the voting equipment before voting.

• Accommodations can be made if you have difficulty standing in line at the polls.

• The process and procedures for those who need accommodations for print disabilities are as follows:

• You have the right to use a ballot marking device at the polling place.

• You can obtain permanent absentee voter status if you have a permanent disability.

• You have the right to an accessible polling place.

• Only a Judge of Probate can decide that you are not competent to vote.