Assistance at the polls Physical disabilities, blindness, or inability to read need not keep anyone from going to the polls to vote.
Help is available there.
If you go to the polling place but are unable to enter it because of a disability, ask someone to inform the election inspector. Two election workers, each from a different party, will bring a ballot to you. Your vote is secret, and no one will look at the ballot until it is counted. If you are unable to read or write or have a physical disability so you cannot mark a ballot or use a voting machine, ask for help. Two election workers, each from a different party, will assist you.