Did you know every voting location in California is required to have curbside voting? Curbside voting allows you to vote outside of the voting location, without having to go inside. Election workers bring your ballot outside to you. If a paper ballot is not accessible to you or you would prefer to vote on an accessible voting machine (also called a ballot-marking device), you can ask the election workers if they can bring a voting machine to the curbside voting area. Some but not all counties are able to do this. If you want to use curbside voting, look for signs at your voting location, which should show you where to park and tell you how to contact someone for help. If you have questions or are having difficulty voting because of a disability, DRC’s voting hotline is open year-round on weekdays during business hours (9:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m.) (and longer hours on Election Day). Call us at (888) 569-7955. We will continue to share voting resources on DRC social media as Election Day gets closer! #DisabilityRightsCA #CurbsideVoting #ElectionDay #MidtermElection #VotingResource . . Image Description: Text: Curbside voting is an option! Blue/green DRC logo below. Filtered photo below of an outside area with several cars lines up along several cones. Left is a button on a pole with a sign: Ring Bell for Voting Assistance. Toque para obtener ayuda. There is a disability wheelchair symbol above on the sign and below on the button. Right is another sign held on a cone with disability wheelchair symbols and text: Curbside Voting.