Voting is a fundamental right, but many Americans with disabilities continue to face barriers. James Argentino and Julio Mungia, who both have intellectual and developmental disabilities (I/DD), are breaking down those barriers. This November, they'll cast their votes, a big step toward truly being recognized as part of their communities.

“I didn’t know I could vote in the past, but I am happy I get to this year,” said Argentino. “I have the right to vote like everyone else and staff is helping me understand how I can do it.”