Learn about the accessibility options available on ballot marking devices and how to vote by mail. A special thank you to the Utah Interpreter Program at the Robert G. Sanderson Community Center of the Deaf and Hard of Hearing for collaborating with the Disability Law Center in creating this resource.
Voting by Mail or at an Election Center – ASL
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Updated: 3 weeks ago
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The Disability Law Center
The Disability Law Center (DLC) is a private, non-profit organization, designated by the governor as Utah’s Protection and Advocacy agency. The DLC believes in a society where abilities, rather than disabilities, are recognized; all people have an equal opportunity to participate; and where all people are treated with equity, dignity, and respect. We work toward our vision by enforcing and advancing the legal rights, choices, and opportunities of Utahns with disabilities. DLC services are available free of charge statewide, regardless of income, legal status, language, or place of residence.
If you have further questions, please contact us. Even though our focus is on cases that can help as many people as possible – because time and resources are limited – we at least offer information and/or referral options to everyone who contacts us. Materials are also available in alternative formats such as audio, large-print, Braille and Spanish. Call (800) 662-9080 or apply for help online, and our staff will contact you within 1-3 business days.