Georgia

Georgians with disabilities act as voters and election observers, conduct interviews with local media, and assist election officials in developing inclusive elections.
In the front is a woman with her back to the camera. She questions a man opposite her, a political candidate. In the lower right corner of the screen, a woman is interpreting in Georgian sign language.
In late 2013, a Georgian television program aired a political debate with a Georgian sign language interpreter available for Georgians who are deaf or hard-of-hearing.
An older woman with a head scarf sits on a couch and leans over a low table to complete her ballot. Opposite the table is a poll worker crouching and pointing to the ballot. Both he and another person are wearing green vests.
In 2013, a voter uses a mobile ballot box to cast her ballot.
A young women is behind a glass wall, speaking into a radio microphone. in the room in front of the glass wall is a man adjusting dials to improve sound quality.
Students from Georgia University record a civic education textbook about the electoral rights of Georgian citizens (including citizens with disabilities).
There are two men and one woman leaning forward toward the voter. In the middle is the voter, a young man using a wheelchair. He has his hands clasped in front of him and appears to be answering a question.
A Georgian voter is interviewed by journalists outside of a polling center on election day in 2012.
In the foreground is a table. On the left is a man sitting in a black and white striped shirt, listening to headphones. On his left is a man in a yellow shirt also listening to headphones.
Georgian citizens attend a conference on electoral rights for persons with disabilities.
A person using a wheelchair completes their ballot in a private voting booth
A voter completes their ballot at an accessible voting booth. Image Credit: David Ghonghadze