Ways to vote

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During an election, there are a number of provisions in place for people with disabilities. These include:

• a device called a 'selector', which enables blind or partially sighted people to vote unaided,
• a magnifier which can be borrowed and used in the voting booth to read the ballot paper,
• pencils with grips to aid those who may need help in gripping a pencil, 
• ramps allowing easy access to polling stations,
• and provisions for voters who are unable to vote without assistance to be assisted by a companion.
• Alternatively, any blind or partially sighted voter can request assistance from the Presiding Officer on duty.