In a settlement this week, the state agreed to make voting easier for residents with disabilities such as blindness and paralysis.
Source: New York Times
New York Agrees to Expand Voting Access for People With Disabilities
Published in Blindness, Board of Elections (NYS), Disabilities, Disability Rights New York and Voting and Voters
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