VOTE     

Checklists

	flip chart Use the flip chart if reading is difficult for you. You will do one step at a time for voting. When you finish one step, you can check it off and go on to the next step.
	flowchart Use the flow chart if you need just a little bit of help to vote. Follow the pictures and arrows to finish each step of voting.
	written Use these written directions to read the steps that you must finish for voting.

Accessible Voting Machine
(here are some pictures of the voting machine that you might want to use to help you vote. There is one of these machines at every voting place.)

Voting Manners

What if I need help when I am voting?

• You have the right to get help with voting.
• Poll workers can give you written or spoken instructions.
• You can bring your voting notes with you to help you vote.
• You can bring a family member or friend with you.
• You can take all the time you need. You do not need to feel rushed.
• You can ask a poll worker for help.
• You can ask for another ballot or ask a poll worker to help you if you make a mistake.
• You can ask a poll worker to help you if have trouble with the voting equipment.

What if I have complaints about my voting experience?

If you have problems when you are voting, you may fill out a complaint form (link). You will need to have this form signed by a legal representative (notary). You will send this form back to the Secretary of State’s Office.