Know Your Rights
DRM works with nonpartisan organizations, election officials, and other Protection & Advocacy (P&A) agencies to ensure that everyone has the ability to vote privately and independently, whether they vote at polling places or at home. We support the right of individuals with disabilities to vote and provide resources to help voters feel more engaged and confident.
Need to Know If You’re Registered to Vote?
The Michigan Secretary of State’s Office has voter registration information, sample ballots, and more.
Call the Election Protection Hotline at 866-OUR-VOTE to report any incidents you encounter at the polls.
Learn MoreMichiganVoting.org is a nonpartisan resource designed to help voters navigate Michigan’s voting laws, so we can all successfully cast our ballots.
Learn MoreThe Department of Justice (DOJ) remains vigilant in detecting, investigating, and pursuing violations of federal civil and criminal laws related to voting.
Learn MoreVote for Access
If people with disabilities voted at the same rate as non-disabled voters, 2 million more votes would be cast. What is getting in the way of disabled voters exercising their rights?
That’s what host Imani Barbarin uncovers in Vote for Access, a five part series addressing the problems with voting for people with disabilities, and some solutions that everyone should know about.
This video series was brought to you by Rooted in Rights, Block by Block Creative, and P&As across the country.
- Episode 1 – Attitudes
- Episode 2 – Information
- Episode 3 – At the Polls
- Episode 4 – Alternatives to Polling Places
- Episode 5 – Voter Suppression
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