Dear Readers, Thank you all for your readership of this newsletter over the past year! I appreciate your support of this little newsletter and your commitment to disability rights. The Accessible Voting Booth needs to take a little hiatus. As I mentioned in my last (non-)issue, I recently ended
Hello to all of my readers! There will be no Accessible Voting Booth for this week. Unfortunately, last Wednesday I ended up in the hospital and although I'm home now, I'm playing catch-up on work while also planning for a potential surgery later this year.
Welcome to the Accessible Voting Booth, July 1 edition. The disability community has been justifiably reeling from several terrible actions from the Trump administration, including the transfer of the Office of Special Education and Rehabilitation and the Office of Civil Rights from the Department of Education to Health and Human
Welcome to the Accessible Voting Booth for June 17, 2026! Postal Service won’t deliver mail ballots for states that don’t hand over voter lists, under plan for Trump directive (via CNN). On May 29, the U.S. Postal Service filed a proposed rule for mailing general election ballots
Happy June! Over the past month, I’ve taken on a few more clients and some of my work with existing clients has ramped up, so I’ve been extremely busy. While this is a welcome development on my end, it means I’ve had less time to work on
Hello to all my readers! I'm absolutely swamped with work so there will be no Accessible Voting Booth this week. I'll be back in June! This newsletter may end up switching to a monthly schedule. Work has been very busy (which is good news!), but that
Welcome to the Accessible Voting Booth! Read on for this week’s disability voting rights news. This is going to be a bit of a short one this week, as I have been swamped with work. SCOTUS Guts the Voting Rights Act Obviously, the biggest news of the past two
Welcome to The Accessible Voting Booth for April 22! We have a lot to cover this week, so let’s get started: New Detroit Disability Power Report Finds that Only 10% of Polling Places in Metro Detroit are Accessible (via Detroit Disability Power). Earlier this month, Detroit Disability Power released
Welcome to The Accessible Voting Booth for April 8, 2026! We have a lot to cover today, so let's get into it. Federal court dismisses lawsuit challenging Alabama’s absentee voting system as discriminatory against voters with print disabilities (via Democracy Docket). On March 20, the United States
Welcome back to The Accessible Voting Booth! Unfortunately, I've come down with a nasty stomach bug, so I didn't have the time to work on the newsletter this week. However, I wanted to share this great article in TIME Magazine by disability justice advocate Naomi Hess:
Welcome to the first Accessible Voting Booth of March! I’m keeping this one short this week because life has been pretty busy. We’ll start with the latest update on the SAVE Act, share a recent piece on the accessibility of Town Meeting Days in New England, and hear
Welcome to the February 25th edition of The Accessible Voting Booth. This week, we’re going to talk about the SAVE America Act’s passage in the House and its future in the Senate. Then, we’re turning to disability voting rights updates from around the world. House Passes the