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@midatlanticada.adata.orgOct 7, 2026, 5:02 PM

REV UP is working to build the power of the disability vote through civic engagement and voting accessibility. As a national movement with coalitions in 26 states, REV UP emphasizes grassroots organizing and change at the local level.

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#REVUP #DisabilityVote #VotingAccessibility

Voter parking sign with wheelchair symbol and 'Van Accessible' label; blue vertical banner reading 'ADA Resources' at left.
@bionicgirl.bsky.socialSep 20, 2026, 12:57 AM

When my grandmother lost her sight, she lost her secret ballot. Broken machines make this an everyday reality.

For Disability Voting Rights Week, I wrote a 5-part series on The Disability Perspective. Here’s Part 1:

#DVRW2026 #DisabilityVote

thedisabilityperspective.substack.com/p/what-i-ove...

@ndrnadvocates.bsky.socialSep 17, 2026, 7:20 PM

An accessible democracy is mandatory. Disabled people are everywhere. So we must be included in every part of decision-making.

Watch the full Accessing Democracy mini-documentary: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LkhSCIyRai4&t=1s

#DisabilityVotingRightsWeek #DisabilityVote #RevUp2026

@declasi.bsky.socialSep 17, 2026, 2:34 PM

Registration is required; light refreshments will be provided.

Accessibility questions or requests? Contact Nina Kegelman at (302) 856-2027 or [email protected].

#DisabilityVote #RevUp2026 #DisabilityVotingRightsWeek #Delaware

@ndrnadvocates.bsky.socialSep 16, 2026, 9:50 PM

Voting should be accessible to everyone. How can you make sure your vote counts?

✅ Register early & verify your info
✅ Plan your voting method (early, mail-in, or in-person)
✅ Bring help if needed
✅ Report barriers to access at 1-866-OUR-VOTE

#DisabilityVotingRightsWeek #DisabilityVote #RevUp2026

Text on image reads: Fiction: I don't need to register early. Fact: Every state has different voter registration deadlines, laws, and requirements. Registering early reduces stress, prevents last-minute barriers, and ensures that your vote will count.Image of a laptop showcasing an online voter registration website. Text teads: Fiction: I don’t need to check my voter registration. Fact: People are sometimes “unregistered” to vote: mistakenly removed from the voter roll during clean-up. Double-check your voter registration before Election Day so you have time to fix any problems.Image of a person writing a plan and a voting return envelope. Text states: Fiction: I don't need a voting plan. Fact: Planning ahead helps you choose the voting method that fits your needs. Decide in advance if you will vote early, by mail, or in-person on election day.Image of an accessible voting device. Text reads: Fiction: Polling places don’t have to provide accommodations. Fact: Federal law requires every polling place to be accessible to people with disabilities. But many polling places don’t meet these requirements. Don’t be afraid to advocate for yourself and demand equal access if you face barriers on Election Day. Report inaccessibility to the Election Protection Hotline (1-866-OUR-VOTE).
@meactnet.bsky.socialSep 16, 2026, 6:00 PM

Everyone has a role to play in making our elections accessible. If you are voting in person this year, take this guide with you and help identify and address accessibility barriers. https://ow.ly/s0PV50ZN3nc

#DisabilityVote #RevUp2026 AAPD - The American Association of People with Disabilities

On a cream colored background, the words “Be a defender!” and “Report barriers!” are in all-caps blue and red text, respectively. Underneath are the words “Safe, Accessible, Barrier-Free, Encourage others to vote” with alternating red and blue checkmarks next to each term. To the left of that is a graphic of a ballot box, and underneath that are the words “Election Prevention Hotline” in all caps in blue, with the phone number 866-our-vote in red, and the number written out in parentheses.
@disabilityrightsfl.bsky.socialSep 16, 2026, 4:00 PM

Make a voting plan that works for you. Think about how and when you’ll vote, transportation, support you may need, and what to check beforehand. A little planning now can make voting easier later.

Access is part of the vote. @aapd.com

#DisabilityVotingRightsWeek #DisabilityVote

Blue Disability Voting Rights Week graphic featuring a smiling adult man with Down syndrome. Text reads: “Make a plan that works for you.” Checklist: “How, When, Support.” Yellow hand-drawn path, flag, and stars. Footer: “Be an Accessible Democracy Defender.”Red Disability Voting Rights Week graphic. Text asks: “How do you want to vote?” Options listed are vote by mail, early voting, and Election Day. A yellow hand-drawn path, flag, stars, and check marks decorate the graphic. Access the Vote logo at bottom.Blue Disability Voting Rights Week graphic. Text asks: “How will you get there?” Suggestions: ask a friend or family member; use paratransit, transit, or rideshare; save the address and voting hours; and plan extra travel time. Text notes: “Transportation is part of your voting plan.”Red Disability Voting Rights Week graphic. Text asks: “What should you check beforehand?” Checklist includes voter registration, polling place or mail ballot status, voting dates and hours, and what is on your ballot. Text reads: “A little planning now can make voting easier later.”
@ffrf.orgSep 15, 2026, 5:30 PM

📣 AAPD

The vote belongs to disabled communities — no matter what Christian nationalists say.

#DisabilityVotingRightsWeek #DisabilityVote #RevUp2026

@communicationfirst.bsky.socialSep 15, 2026, 4:34 PM

In honor of #DisabilityVotingRightsWeek this week, we are joining The American Association of People with Disabilities to invite you to become an #Accessible Democracy Defender! DVRW events are happening all over the country & virtually: lnk.to/DVRWevents. #DisabilityVote @aapd.com

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[Image: A person with long hair obscuring their face puts a ballot in a ballot box.]
@disabilityrightsfl.bsky.socialSep 15, 2026, 4:00 PM

Your vote. Your rights.

Voters with disabilities have the right to vote privately and independently, use accessible voting systems, access an accessible polling place, and receive assistance when needed.

Know your rights. Protect your access.

#DisabilityVotingRightsWeek #DisabilityVote

Graphic for Disability Voting Rights Week showing an older Latino man who is blind holding a white cane and a large hand-drawn yellow shield with a blue star. Red background with yellow doodle accents. Text reads: “Your Vote. Your Rights. Know Them. Use Them. Protect Them. Be an Accessible Democracy Defender.”
@meactnet.bsky.socialSep 15, 2026, 1:00 PM

Making your plan to vote is critical! Check out AAPD - The American Association of People with Disabilities' make a plan document to help make sure you are ready: https://ow.ly/1Hzg50ZMI4Q

#DVRW #RevUp2026 is a nonpartisan movement.

#DisabilityVote #pwME #MECFS #Disability #VoteReady

A graphic with a cartoon blind person with a service dog. Title text: Be a Confident Voter. Make a Plan to Vote. Subtitle: Make your plan: bit.ly/m/REV-UP-Plan. Below the title is a bullet point list: “Make sure you are registered to vote!; Learn key dates, like election day, early voting, and mail-in voting deadlines; Choose how and when you will vote; Plan for your access needs; Learn what’s on your ballot; Know what to do if you have trouble voting.” Disability voting rights week
@ndrnadvocates.bsky.socialSep 14, 2026, 4:46 PM

Here’s how you can Be an Accessible Democracy Defender:
🗳️ Register to vote + make a voting plan.
🗳️ Report inaccessibility at your local polling places.
🗳️ Help a friend register + make a plan to vote!

You can take action to make sure everyone in your community can participate. #DisabilityVote 🧵 4/4

@disabilityrightsfl.bsky.socialSep 14, 2026, 4:01 PM

Disability Voting Rights Week starts today! Our vote has power. Access is part of the vote.
@aapd.com
#DisabilityVotingRightsWeek #DisabilityVote

Graphic for Disability Voting Rights Week showing a smiling Black woman who uses a wheelchair against a blue background with hand-drawn yellow crown, shield, and stars. Text reads: “Our Vote Has Power. 40.2 million eligible voters with disabilities. Be an Accessible Democracy Defender.”
@meactnet.bsky.socialSep 14, 2026, 2:01 PM

Join us this #DisabilityVotingRightsWeek to Be an Accessible Democracy Defender.

Let’s start at the beginning. Register to vote! If you are registered, then check your registration. Both can be done via vote.org

#DisabilityVote #pwME AAPD - The American Association of People with Disabilities

Bold red and blue text spelling VOTE with a raised fist as the V, encouraging voter registration for Disability Voting Rights Week Sept. 14-18.
@meactnet.bsky.socialSep 11, 2026, 4:01 PM

MEAction is excited to be participating in Disability Voting Rights Week (DVRW) next week -Sept 14-18. Let’s get ready to vote!

It is a nonpartisan movement hosted by the AAPD - The American Association of People with Disabilities REV UP campaign.

#DisabilityVote #RevUp2026 #pwME

Disability Voting Rights Week from September 14-18, 2026. "Democracy is strongest when accessible to all! Blue background with white banners and red writing. Text at bottom: Disability Voting Rights Week (DVRW) is a nonpartisan movement hosted by the American Association of People with Disabilities and REV UP. MEAction proudly participates each year.