The instructions for voters in every polling place are printed in large type. The SOS produces a guide for voters explaining how to register and vote with emphasis upon services for people with disabilities. Any voter who can't go into a polling place to vote may ask for a ballot to be brought to the vehicle. The disabled voter may apply to have a ballot mailed to them each election. Kentucky Disabled voters may vote by mail absentee ballot or request assistance in voting at the polls.
All polling sites are handicap accessible.
Louisiana See state statutes. Maine All voting places must be handicap accessible. Each voting place must provide at least one voting booth for the visually impaired which contains a magnifying device, an adjustable lamp and an enlarged instruction poster. Enlarged sample ballots may be provided upon request of the voter. This spring the Board of Elections established a committee to study polling place accessibility, and initiated and accessibility survey for each of the 1483 polling places across the state.