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4.9 Supporting people with additional needs to vote

People with additional needs are often under-represented in democratic processes, including voting and political participation. A significant barrier to participation is the registration process. 

Democracy Classroom offers a range of inclusive resources to help people with additional needs understand the voter registration process and feel confident taking part. Here’s a selection of the resources, but visit democracyclassroom.com for more resources:

Voter ID Phase 1 Film: A short, accessible film explaining what Voter ID is, and why it’s now required for some elections.

Voting Passport: A printable resource that helps young people communicate the support they may need when voting.

Local Election practice ballot paper: A helpful tool to show what a real ballot paper might look like, reducing uncertainty on the day.

My Vote, My Voice easy read guide to voter ID: A step-by-step guide explaining what ID is needed to vote and how to apply for a Voter Authority Certificate.

My Vote, My Voice Resources website: a range of resources to support people with learning disabilities and autism to engage in voting.

Voter ID animation (BSL): A short animated video in British Sign Language explaining voter ID.

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