ALT Graphic for Disability Voting Rights Week with a blue background, red and yellow headline accents, and four diverse adults representing different democracy defender roles. A Black man using a wheelchair is labeled “The Guardian,” a younger adult is “The Educator,” an older Hispanic woman is “The Advocate,” and a Black young woman is “The Organizer.” Yellow hand-drawn doodles include a shield, light bulb, megaphone, flag, stars, and motion lines. Text reads: “Accessible Democracy Takes All of Us. What’s Your Role?”

ALT Graphic for Disability Voting Rights Week showing a middle-aged Asian American woman standing with folded arms against a blue background. Yellow hand-drawn doodles around her include a helmet, magnifying glass, shield with an exclamation point, stars, and alert lines. Text reads: “Can you spot a voting barrier? Notice it. Report it. Help fix it.”

ALT Blue Disability Voting Rights Week graphic featuring a smiling adult man with Down syndrome. Text reads: “Make a plan that works for you.” Checklist: “How, When, Support.” Yellow hand-drawn path, flag, and stars. Footer: “Be an Accessible Democracy Defender.”

ALT Red Disability Voting Rights Week graphic. Text asks: “How do you want to vote?” Options listed are vote by mail, early voting, and Election Day. A yellow hand-drawn path, flag, stars, and check marks decorate the graphic. Access the Vote logo at bottom.

ALT Blue Disability Voting Rights Week graphic. Text asks: “How will you get there?” Suggestions: ask a friend or family member; use paratransit, transit, or rideshare; save the address and voting hours; and plan extra travel time. Text notes: “Transportation is part of your voting plan.”

ALT Red Disability Voting Rights Week graphic. Text asks: “What should you check beforehand?” Checklist includes voter registration, polling place or mail ballot status, voting dates and hours, and what is on your ballot. Text reads: “A little planning now can make voting easier later.”

ALT Graphic for Disability Voting Rights Week showing an older Latino man who is blind holding a white cane and a large hand-drawn yellow shield with a blue star. Red background with yellow doodle accents. Text reads: “Your Vote. Your Rights. Know Them. Use Them. Protect Them. Be an Accessible Democracy Defender.”

ALT Graphic for Disability Voting Rights Week showing a smiling Black woman who uses a wheelchair against a blue background with hand-drawn yellow crown, shield, and stars. Text reads: “Our Vote Has Power. 40.2 million eligible voters with disabilities. Be an Accessible Democracy Defender.”

ALT Florida coastal scene with blue sky, turquoise water, boats, and palm trees. Red text reads, “Good Morning Florida! It’s voting day!” Access the Vote logo appears at the bottom with the tagline “Inclusive Elections for ALL.”

ALT Illustrated graphic with the headline “Florida HB 991 Explained: What the New Law Means for Voters with Disabilities.” A light blue outline of Florida appears in the background with a domed government building. In the foreground, a woman using a wheelchair places a ballot into a voting box while a man holding a white cane stands beside her. Three circular icons below the headline show accessibility, voting, and community. Along the bottom, the graphic reads, “Every vote. Every voice. Every person counts.” with the Disability Rights Florida logo.

ALT Flyer reads: “Duval Voting Rights Coalition Presents: Turn Up the Vote! A Celebration of Voting & Community.” Text explains it is a community-wide block party celebrating a new early voting location at Dallas Graham Library, emphasizing unity, civic pride, and community power. Event details list: Saturday, January 10, from 12 p.m. to 2 p.m. ET. Location: Families of Slain Children, 2212 Myrtle Ave North, Jacksonville, Florida 32209. Features include music, free food, vendors, and voter education. Access the Vote logo appears with the text “Inclusive Elections for All.”

ALT Flyer promoting a virtual information session about disability voting advocacy. Headline reads “Be Part of Building the Power of the Disability Vote.” Event is Friday, January 9, 11:00 AM–12:00 PM ET on Zoom. Includes Access the Vote Florida, REV UP, and AAPD logos, plus an Uncle Sam-style illustration pointing with text “ATVFL Wants You.”

ALT Graphic of a hand putting a ballot marked “VOTE” in a box. Text reads “Election Day 4 Nov 2025.” Access the Vote logo and the phrase “Inclusive Elections for ALL” appear at the bottom.

ALT Illustration of a person with a prosthetic leg voting at a booth with a service dog sitting beside them. Text reads “October 29th marks the anniversary of the Help America Vote Act (HAVA).” Access the Vote Florida logo at bottom right.