Illinois measure aims to make voting more accessible for the visually impaired – Center Square

There is already a federal law requiring audio and visual voting tools, such as touchscreen voting units that allow visually impaired voters to hear the balloting instructions and will enable them to make their choices and cast their ballot. Former Lake County Clerk Willard Helander said those precautions make this measure unneeded. "If you have a solution in place, why do you create a second layer of process that, in fact, removes that person from the public?"
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Old Joe
2 years ago

We need to make voting more difficult for Dems to cheat, ballot harvest, register illegals, the cognitively impared and those with no skin in the game.

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