Create a National Resource Center on Accessible Voting and a national voter accessibility website.

Mary Gay Scanlon · Pennsylvania · Democratic

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Commitment kind: action. Promised action: Establish and operate the National Resource Center on Accessible Voting and establish a national voter accessibility website.. Promised outcome: Voters and election officials would have centralized federal resources on accessible voting.. Deadline: unknown; not assumed expired. Introduced as part of the Accessible Voting Act of 2026 in the 119th Congress while serving as U.S. Representative for Pennsylvania's 5th District.

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‘‘(7) establish and operate the National Re-4 source Center on Accessible Voting under section 5 224; 6 ‘‘(8) establish the national voter accessibility 7 website under section 225;

The bill would require the Office of Accessibility to establish and operate a National Resource Center on Accessible Voting and create a national voter accessibility website.

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Specifically, the bill would ensure through the Office of Accessibility that state and local election officials are taking steps to obtain, deploy, and maintain voting systems, expand the number of options to cast a ballot in federal elections for older voters and voters with disabilities, and establish an online national resource center on accessible voting.

The Accessible Voting Act would establish an online national resource center on accessible voting.

Congresswoman Scanlon Introduces Bills to Improve Access to Ballot Amid Trump White House Voter Suppression Efforts | U.S. Congresswoman Mary Gay Scanlon
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