Americans with disabilities are now the largest minority group in this country, yet when it comes to voting rights, we are treated as second-class citizens, excluded from the right to vote independently and privately in most states. To make matters worse, groups like the Brennan Center for Justice, Common Cause, and Free Speech for People seem to want things to stay that way. These advocates claim to “uphold the values of democracy,” “empower all people to make their voices heard,” and fight for “free and fair elections.” You would expect them to be working to make voting more accessible for everyone. But, as the transformative membership and advocacy organization of blind Americans,
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