Polls are open. Access is on the ballot. If you're voting today: hours vary by state, so check yours before you go. If you can't get into the building, ask a poll worker about curbside voting. Many Southern states offer it. If you get turned away, the accessible machine isn't working, or nobody will help you, call or text 866-OUR-VOTE (866-687-8683). It's free and nonpartisan, and the people who answer are trained for exactly this. Then take the photo. Your sticker, your line, your merch, your sign, your face. Post it and tag @newdisabledsouth, or DM it to us, and you're entered to win every Access Is on the Ballot item in our store. That's our friend Elizabeth Zibilich with Terrance Osborne, the New Orleans artist who painted this year's Louisiana I Voted sticker, and the original it came from. He painted what Louisiana would look like if you could see its sound. Yours doesn't have to be this fancy. A phone and a sticker will do. Voted early or by mail? You're not left out. Any photo or description of how you showed up counts, sticker or no sticker. Entries close Tuesday, November 10 at 11:59 PM Central. One winner, drawn at random, messaged from this account and only this account. Wear disability justice wherever you go. No purchase necessary. You don't have to vote to enter. US 18+. Full rules at the link in our bio. Not sponsored by or associated with Instagram or Meta.