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October 08, 2026

Make Your Voice Heard - Register to VOTE!

Voting is an important opportunity to make sure the people representing you locally, regionally, and nationally understand your values, priorities, and concerns. Disability rights are everyone’s rights—and voters, especially voters with disabilities, have the power to make their voices heard at the ballot box.

Now, more than ever, it is important to be informed, get registered, and make a plan to vote. Your experiences matter. Your priorities matter. And your vote can help shape decisions about accessibility, healthcare, housing, employment, transportation, community services, and other issues that affect people with disabilities every day.

Make your voice count. Check your voter registration, learn about your voting rights and accessible voting options, research the candidates and issues on your ballot, and make a plan to vote in the upcoming election.

Whether you vote in person, by mail, or using available accessibility accommodations, your participation matters. Encourage your friends, family members, and community to register and vote, too.

Register. Get informed. Make a plan. Vote.

Pennsylvania Voting & Disability Resources

 

Pennsylvania Voting & Elections
Register to vote, check your registration, find your polling place, learn about mail-in voting, and explore accessible voting options:
https://www.pa.gov/agencies/vote

Committee of Seventy
Find nonpartisan voter information, election resources, and an interactive voter guide for Pennsylvania:
https://seventy.org/get-informed/voter-guide/

Disability Pride Pennsylvania
Connect with disability-led advocacy, resources, events, and civic engagement opportunities across Pennsylvania:
https://www.disabilitypridepa.org/

REV UP Philly
Learn more about local efforts to build the power of the disability vote and increase voter registration, education, and participation:
https://www.disabilitypridepa.org/revupphilly

REV UP – American Association of People with Disabilities
Explore national disability voting resources and the REV UP campaign—Register, Educate, Vote, Use your Power:
https://www.aapd.com/about-rev-up/