Vote the Spectrum – Vote the Spectrum

Vote the Spectrum™

If you have autism or any disability, it’s important to know your rights. Depending on your guardianship, those rights may include voting.

Parents & Caregivers

If you’re a parent or caregiver of someone with autism or other disability, know this: depending on their guardianship, they may have the right to vote.

“Voting is important for our voices to be heard.”
- Jed

“My vote supports candidates with compassion toward all our citizens.”
- Rob, Matt’s Dad

“It's about amplifying the voices of those who may face unique challenges, ensuring their representation in the democratic process.”
- Amanda, Jordan's Mom

The Arc Voting Guide

Our collaborator, the Arc, has produced this comprehensive guide to help you learn more about voting. The Arc is the nation’s largest community-based organization advocating for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.

DOWNLOAD THE ARC PLAIN LANGUAGE VOTING GUIDE:

English | Spanish

The Arc Voting Guide includes:

Who can vote
Where people can vote
How to register to vote
How to find out who and what you can vote on
How to learn about candidates and issues
How voting works on Election Day
What to do if your voting rights are violated
How you can help others vote
Other helpful resources around voting

Register your interest

Join the movement to help raise awareness about the voting rights of people with autism and other neurodiversities.

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