§ 19242 Accessible Voting Technology Rules
This law makes the state set rules for voting machines that help people with disabilities and requires every polling place to have at least one such machine, unless there’s no federal candidate on the ballot and no money to buy one.
Maria uses a wheelchair and wants to vote in a presidential election at her local precinct.
Because a federal office (president) is on the ballot, the precinct must have at least one voting machine that meets the accessibility rules, so Maria can vote without extra help.
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§ 19242 Accessible Voting Technology Rules
Last verified: January 10, 2026