Tarifa opens applications for the accessible voting kit for blind people until November 2
People with visual disabilities who read Braille and have a recognized degree equal to or greater than 33% or are ONCE members can request the accessible voting kit. The deadline ends on November 2 and applications are made by phone.
People with visual disabilities in Tarifa who know the Braille system can now request the accessible voting kit. Those with a recognized disability equal to or greater than 33% or who are ONCE members may request it, according to the Tarifa City Council.
How to request it
Applications are made through the toll-free phone number set up by the Ministry. The deadline to request it is open until November 2.
Who it affects
The kit is designed for those who have difficulty reading the ballot due to their sight and know Braille, so that they can vote without depending on another person. To request it, one of the two requirements must be met: having a recognized disability degree equal to or greater than 33% or being an ONCE member.
What to do
You must call the toll-free phone number set up by the Ministry and request the kit before November 2.