Accessible Voting

Accessible Voting Units

Accessible Voting Units (AVU) are available for voters who want assistance in filling out a paper ballot. AVU can display larger type or can provide an audio ballot for persons with visual or cognitive disabilities. Voters can cast their ballot by using the select wheel or tactile button options.

The equipment also supports a limited number of assistive switches, like foot pedals or sip and puff.

Voting Centers

Voting centers offer the opportunity to vote privately and independently. Each voting center is equipped with at least one AVU, available 18 days before election day, until 8 pm on election day.

Location

Asotin County Courthouse
135 2nd Street
Asotin, WA 99402

Visit MyVote, your personalized elections toolkit, for more information on voting centers in your county.

Identification Required

Voters casting a ballot at an accessible voting center must either show a photo ID or sign a declaration. The signature on the declaration must match the signature in the voter registration record. (Revised Code of Washington (RCW) 29A.40.160)

Acceptable forms of photo identification include:

• Driver licenses
• Employer identification card
• State identification card
• Student identification card
• Tribal identification card
• Any form of valid photo identification with the voter's name on it