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Welcome to DRI Voting

Disability Rights Iowa celebrates your right to vote. Voting gives people with disabilities the opportunity to influence advocacy and policy. We believe it is essential to empower and listen to people with disabilities in every election.

This page serves as an informational resource for all Iowan voters with disabilities. We bring awareness to your rights as voters. Your vote can ensure your access to your community and can improve the lives of those around you.

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Voting Topics

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Voting Postcards

These postcards offer quick information on various voting topics.

Absentee Voting
Accessibility at the Polls
Voter Rights
Register to Vote
Curbside Voting
In- Person Voting
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Voter Registration status

Follow this link to learn if you are registered to vote.

Are you registered to Vote?
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videos

This section highlights various voting rights informational videos for voters and poll workers.

Videos
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tools and resources

Voting terms and general election related information can be found at this link.

Tools and Resources
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caucus information

Information about the Caucus can be found at this link.

Caucus Information
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frequently asked questions

These are the frequently asked questions on the voting rights of Iowans with disabilities.

Voting Frequently Asked Questions

Every Donation Matters.

Although Congress supports our work on a bipartisan basis, part of our funding also comes from the generous donation of our supporters. Help us make a difference for Iowans with disabilities by donating to our cause.

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