accessible voting
nounUK /əkˈsesəbl ˈvəʊtɪŋ/
US /əkˈsesəbl ˈvoʊtɪŋ/
Ways of voting that everyone can use, even people who have trouble seeing, hearing, or moving.
The new machines make accessible voting possible for people in wheelchairs.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. Voting methods designed so people with disabilities can cast a private ballot.
Accessible voting lets my grandmother vote by herself.
3. The practice of removing physical and language barriers at polling places.
The town improved accessible voting with ramps and large-print guides.
4. Technology, such as screen readers or audio ballots, that helps people vote independently.
Audio ballots are a form of accessible voting for blind voters.