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Alabama— it's time to claim your voting power!💥🗳️ On Wednesday, September 16, disability-led and disability-centered o
New Disabled SouthSeptember 14, 2026

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Alabama— it's time to claim your voting power!💥🗳️ On Wednesday, September 16, disability-led and disability-centered organizations are hosting a free, interactive event to empower voters with disabilities, build confidence navigating the voting process…

and practice self advocacy skills. Learn more about Accessible Voting: Claim Your Voting Power by scanning the QR code or visiting the link in our bio! ALT Embedded. ID: Light blue flyer titled "Accessible Voting: Claim Your Voting Power!" Text reads: Join us on Wednesday, September 16, 2026 from 3 PM–5 PM for an interactive afternoon of learning, conversation, and hands-on practice. Register today using the QR code or go to bit.ly/AccessibleVoting-HSV or call (256) 921-7883 RSVP. Practice using the ExpressVote voting machine. Share your voting experiences and discuss ways to overcome barriers to the ballot. Learn disability etiquette and self-advocacy skills. Location: University of Alabama Huntsville Exhibit Hall Conference Training Center at 1410 Ben Graves Dr NW, Huntsville, AL 35816. Everyone is welcome! Your voice. Your vote. Your power.” A QR code is off to the right of the registration information. Logos at the bottom include: Rocket City Chapter- National Federation of the Blind Alabama, AIDB, Huntsville Regional Center, Disability Resource network, REV UP!, SOAR, the Alabama Disabilities Advocacy Program, League of Women Voters of the Tennessee valley, and Vote411
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