We the Spectrum™
If you have autism or any disability, it’s important you are fully recognized, represented and respected in the voting process. That requires you, your family and your allies to be fully informed and engaged. Vote the Spectrum is a resource that can help by providing vital information, updates on related events and a link to register to vote.
Parents & Caregivers
Vote the Spectrum can help you and your loved one stay informed and engaged. We encourage you to read through the website, watch the videos and check on upcoming events. Thank you for getting involved!
- Jed
- Rob, Matt’s Dad
- 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.
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
Get involved!
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Ballot-by-mail
Voting by mail can be more convenient, comfortable and accessible. Register to receive your ballot-by-mail here:
Vote the Spectrum is a nonpartisan voter education initiative from First Place AZ motivating civic engagement within the autism and disability communities.