The Great Lakes ADA Center, located in Chicago, serves the state of Indiana as part of their region. Have a question about the voting and the ADA? Call Great Lakes ADA Center at (800) 949-4232.
In Indiana, contact Indiana Disability Rights if you have a question about your voting rights, or if you have a problem with voting access. Find out more on their Hoosiers Vote webpage.
If you have a question about your rights or obligations under the Americans with Disabilities Act, call the Great Lakes ADA Center: (800) 949-4232.
The Great Lakes ADA Center has webinars available on accessible voting.
The Rocky Mountain ADA Center has a brief online course, "Accessible Voting Places" which is available at no cost.
The Great Plains ADA Center has two helpful documents: "Effective Communication and Voting" and "Voters with Disabilities: Best Practices for Poll Workers."
The U.S. Department of Justice has technical assistance documents on voting and the accessibility of polling places. These documents would be helpful for county election officials.
The Indiana Secretary of State maintains the IndianaVoters.com website where you can view your ballot, find your polling place, and other tasks. (You could also contact your County Clerk.)
Do you have a question about your voting rights? Or did you have a problem with accessibility when you went to vote? Contact Indiana Disability Rights to find out more about your rights and the complaint process.
You might also be interested in looking at their Hoosiers Vote webpage.
Indiana Disability Rights has released several brief videos on voting on their YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC2nAqidRiPfQa53Yaf9qeCg
The Indiana Governor's Council for People with Disabilities booklet, Your Vote is Your Voice: A Guide to Voting for Hoosiers with Disabilities is available in PDF and other formats on their website. (Or call their office, (317) 232-7770, for the booklet in print.)
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