Voter Accessibility Resources
Everyone should have access to the information, assistance, and tools they need to participate in elections. Explore these resources for accessible voting, assistance with your ballot, and protections for voters who need to keep their address confidential.
Voting Accessibility & Assistance
Washington provides accessible voting options for voters with disabilities, including accessible voters' pamphlets, accessible voting units, assistance with voting, and online ballot marking. King County also provides accessible voting equipment and staff assistance at Vote Centers.
If you need an accommodation or assistance with voting, you can contact your county elections office. King County Elections also provides accessible voting options for voters who need additional support casting a private and independent ballot.
Washington & King County Resources
Washington Secretary of State
Learn about statewide voting accessibility options and resources for voters with disabilities.
- Accessible voters' pamphlets
- Accessible voting units
- Assistance with voting
- Reasonable accommodations
- Voting center accessibility
King County Elections
Find local information about accessible voting options and assistance available to King County voters.
- Online ballot marking
- Accessible voting units
- Vote Center assistance
- Accessible voting events
- Ballot and registration assistance
Accessible Voting Options
Address Confidentiality Program
Washington's Address Confidentiality Program (ACP) provides a substitute address for eligible participants who need to keep their residential address confidential. The program is available to qualifying survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault, stalking, or trafficking, as well as certain Criminal Justice Affiliates, Election Officials, and Protected Health Care Workers who are targets of threats or harassment.
ACP participants can use their substitute address with Washington state and local government agencies, and the program provides specific protections related to voter registration and voting records.
Learn About the Address Confidentiality Program →Need Additional Help?
If you have questions about accessible voting options or need help identifying an accommodation, contact King County Elections at 206-296-VOTE (8683) or TTY Relay 711. You can also contact your county elections office for assistance.