A s a college freshman, I remember taking a day off classes to drive the four plus hours to my parent's home to do my part to elect a president. Not having taken the time to fill out an absentee ballot, making the drive on Election Day was the only option. And I did more than vote. I helped out. NOD estimates that 14 million voting age Americans with disabilities are not registered to vote.
Registration is the first step in getting out to vote.
The form makes voter registration an easy, one-step process. Just complete the form, mail it to the election official in your state and you will be notified when you are registered. The application form is accompanied by instructions that explain the information you must provide to register in your state. The election office will notify you when your application has been approved and will tell you where to go on Election Day to cast your ballot. Agencies that provide services to people with disabilities must offer voter registration.