One-page ballot may not ease voting for Maricopa County voters with disabilities
Maricopa County is reducing its November ballot from two sheets to one, despite having over 80 contests. Disability advocates express concern that this change may not improve accessibility for voters.
PHOENIX – Maricopa County will cut its November ballot from two sheets to one while leaving voters with more than 80 contests. Voters and advocates say disability access depends on more than page count.
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