Disability Vote
We believe in empowering the disability community to make their mark in the political realm. These posts amplify the power of the disability vote.
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#DisabilityCounts2020 Parte 2 (Español)
#DisabilityCounts2020 Parte 3 (Español)
We Need to Fix Inaccessibility at Caucusing and Campaign Events
5 Things Disabled People are Looking for in Healthcare Plans as the 2020 Elections Approach
Shopping for the Best Presidential Candidate? Here’s a List to Help.
Finding Space for Myself in a Social Justice Movement that Doesn’t Make Space for Me
Here’s Some Free Advice for Presidential Candidates on How to Talk About Disability
Reflecting on the Disability Community’s Shake-Ups and Important Moments of 2018
Midterm Elections are Over, But Our Work for Disability Representation in Government Isn’t Done
Why Do I #CripTheVote? Because the Disability Vote is Power.
One Way to Make Voting More Accessible to the Disability Community? Vote-by-Mail.
Call for Blog Posts and Videos on the Disability Vote
Students With Mental Health Disabilities Are Not a Burden
