Upcoming Elections

Information for Voters with Disabilities on How, When, and Why to Vote

Get Ready to Vote!

The general elections took place November 8, 2022, with many states offering early voting and remote voting options.

Georgia is having a runoff election for a seat in the U.S. Senate on December 6. If you are a Georgian voter with a disability, get info you need to vote below:

Voting in the Georgia Runoff

If you’re a voter near Atlanta, Georgia, check out this upcoming event hosted by a REV UP Partner:

GET-OUT-THE-VOTE RALLY

When: December 2, 2022 12:00pm – 2:00pm

Where: Friendship Baptist Church, 80 Walnut Street, SW Atlanta, Georgia 30314.

This will be a bipartisan event. VOTE ONSITE! Friendship Baptist Church is a polling site. It is the last day to vote before Election Day!

Get Your Community Ready to Vote!

A black and a light skinned women both hold up signs while wearing masks. The signs say vote with a fist and "register, educate, vote, use your power."

Group photo on the steps of a government building. There about 50 people standing and in wheelchairs holding signs that say "Rev Up."

At REV UP, we have many toolkits and resources for people who want to get their communities engaged in elections. Check out some ways to get involved:

Plain Language Resources

Words to Know (Learn About Voting-Related Words)
What Is the Law in My State? (Rules About Voting with a Guardian in Each State)

Feedback and Accessibility

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