Accessible voting options

Online ballot marking

Any registered voter can use our online ballot marking site.

We designed the online ballot marking site to help voters who are blind or have low vision cast a private ballot. 

Vote Centers

If you need help with voter registration, election information or your ballot, you can go to one of our Vote Centers. Each Vote Center has accessible voting units  with audio, large print ballots, and other assistive tools to help voters with disabilities cast an independent and private ballot.

Elections staff are available to help. Voters can also register and get their ballot at a Vote Center through Election Day.

Accessible Voting Events

In partnership with local libraries and other community groups, King County Elections staff hosts Accessible Voting Events, complete with trained Elections staff and accessible voting units to assist voters. At these events, voters can register to vote or update their voting address, get a replacement ballot, use an accessible voting unit, and ask questions of staff. 

Need more accessible voting help?

If you need more help, please email elections@kingcounty.gov or call 206-296-VOTE (8683) TTY: Relay 711 and/or check out these resources:

Education and outreach

Disability Advisory Committee