This Is What It's Like To Vote With A Disability During The Pandemic

The video discusses the challenges faced by over 38 million Americans with disabilities when voting, highlighting issues such as accessibility, absentee voting, and privacy concerns. It also examines how the COVID-19 pandemic has changed voting processes, with some states easing requirements. The video further explores the efforts of political campaigns to address disability issues, noting the Biden campaign's initiatives and the lack of a formal policy from the Trump campaign. The importance of voters with disabilities is emphasized, as they can significantly impact election outcomes.

What is one of the main concerns for people with disabilities when voting in person?

• The cost of voting

• The length of the voting process

• The accessibility of polling places

• The availability of voting materials

Why might absentee voting be challenging for people with disabilities?

• It is only available in certain states

• It is more expensive than in-person voting

• It requires a lot of medical documentation

• It takes longer to process

How does mail-in voting affect the privacy of blind voters?

• It enhances their privacy

• It limits their privacy and independence

• It makes voting faster

• It has no effect on their privacy

What initiative has the Biden campaign taken to support voters with disabilities?

• Limited mail-in voting

• Built a disability coalition

• Increased voting fees

• Reduced voting hours

What is included in the 2021 budget for the Department of Labor to support individuals with disabilities?

• Higher education fees

• Reduced healthcare benefits

• Increased taxes

• Vocational rehabilitation grants