Re: How many here vote?

You are corect in that polling places are often not accesable.  So why
don't you do something about it.  You have certain options.  You can
file a complaint under the ADA and you can persue that complaint.  Their
are laws in place, but often people do not use them I am not sure what
state you are from, but their are Centers for Indipendent living all
over the country.  The center in your areas can help you with fiing a
complains.  If people let accesability isues stop them from voting then
they will never truely make progress.  Our county is working on making
change.  This is because we were able to get a simpathitic person into
the county clirks office.  I am personally assisting on accesiblity
surays and have found that many polling places can be adapted quickly
and with little cost.  It is up to individeuals to fight for that
change, or better yet organize many of you and fight for what you need
and have a right to.  

If you would like to E mail me personally I would be more than willing
to help give you informatin on how that can be done.  

Chuck