Blind voting
Bob Ravasio, of Egg Harbor Township, a machine technician for the Atlantic County Superintendent of Elections, talks about the devise that allows the blind to vote on their own during a demonstration at the John D. Young Memorial Lions Blind Center, in Absecon, Monday, Oct. 20, 2020. (VERNON OGRODNEK / For The Press)
Blind voting
Bob Ravasio, of Egg Harbor Township, a machine technician for the Atlantic County Superintendent of Elections, talks about the devise that allows the blind to vote on their own during a demonstration at the John D. Young Memorial Lions Blind Center, in Absecon, Monday, Oct. 20, 2020. (VERNON OGRODNEK / For The Press)
Blind voting
Bob Ravasio, of Egg Harbor Township, a voting machine technician for the Atlantic County Superintendent of Elections, talks about the devise that allows the blind to vote on their own during a demonstration at the John D. Young Memorial Lions Blind Center, in Absecon, Monday, Oct. 20, 2020. At left is Diane Pineta, of Atlantic City, also a machine technician, and at right is Cristine Chickadel, of Ocean View, from the Americans with Disabilities Act of Atlantic County. (VERNON OGRODNEK / For The Press)
Blind voting
Bob Ravasio, of Egg Harbor Township, a voting machine technician for the Atlantic County Superintendent of Elections, instructs Oseea Brathwaite, of Absecon, on how to use a device that allows the blind to vote on their own Tuesday at the John D. Young Memorial Lions Blind Center in Absecon. At left is Diane Pineta, of Atlantic City, also a machine technician, and at right is Cristine Chickadel, of Ocean View, the Americans with Disabilities Act coordinator for Atlantic County.
Blind voting
Bob Ravasio, of Egg Harbor Township, a voting machine technician for the Atlantic County Superintendent of Elections, talks to Oseea Brathwaite, of Absecon, how to use the devise that allows the blind to vote on their own during a demonstration at the John D. Young Memorial Lions Blind Center, in Absecon, Monday, Oct. 20, 2020. At left is Diane Pineta, of Atlantic City, also a machine technician, and at right is Cristine Chickadel, of Ocean View, from the Americans with Disabilities Act of Atlantic County. (VERNON OGRODNEK / For The Press)
Blind voting
Bob Ravasio, of Egg Harbor Township, a voting machine technician for the Atlantic County Superintendent of Elections, talks to Oseea Brathwaite, of Absecon, how to use the devise that allows the blind to vote on their own during a demonstration at the John D. Young Memorial Lions Blind Center, in Absecon, Monday, Oct. 20, 2020. (VERNON OGRODNEK / For The Press)
Blind voting
Bob Ravasio, of Egg Harbor Township, a voting machine technician for the Atlantic County Superintendent of Elections, explains to Ronald Heghes, of Pleasantville, how to use the devise that allows the blind to vote on their own during a demonstration at the John D. Young Memorial Lions Blind Center, in Absecon, Monday, Oct. 20, 2020. At right is Diane Pineta, of Atlantic City, also a machine technician. (VERNON OGRODNEK / For The Press)
Blind voting
Bob Ravasio, of Egg Harbor Township, a voting machine technician for the Atlantic County Superintendent of Elections, explains to Gloria Palmer, of Egg Harbor Township, how to use the devise that allows the blind to vote on their own during a demonstration at the John D. Young Memorial Lions Blind Center, in Absecon, Monday, Oct. 20, 2020. (VERNON OGRODNEK / For The Press)
Blind voting
Bob Ravasio, of Egg Harbor Township, a voting machine technician for the Atlantic County Superintendent of Elections, explains to Gloria Palmer, of Egg Harbor Township, how to use the devise that allows the blind to vote on their own during a demonstration at the John D. Young Memorial Lions Blind Center, in Absecon, Monday, Oct. 20, 2020. (VERNON OGRODNEK / For The Press)
Blind voting
Bob Ravasio, of Egg Harbor Township, a voting machine technician for the Atlantic County Superintendent of Elections, explains to Angela Farmer, of Atlantic City, how to use the devise that allows the blind to vote on their own during a demonstration at the John D. Young Memorial Lions Blind Center, in Absecon, Monday, Oct. 20, 2020. (VERNON OGRODNEK / For The Press)
Blind voting
Angela Farmer, of Atlantic City, uses the devise that allows the blind to vote on their own during a demonstration by the Atlantic County Superintendent of Elections at the John D. Young Memorial Lions Blind Center, in Absecon, Monday, Oct. 20, 2020. (VERNON OGRODNEK / For The Press)
Blind voting
Bob Ravasio, of Egg Harbor Township, a voting machine technician for the Atlantic County Superintendent of Elections, explains to Angela Farmer, of Atlantic City, how to use the devise that allows the blind to vote on their own during a demonstration at the John D. Young Memorial Lions Blind Center, in Absecon, Monday, Oct. 20, 2020. (VERNON OGRODNEK / For The Press)
Blind voting
Bob Ravasio, of Egg Harbor Township, a voting machine technician for the Atlantic County Superintendent of Elections, explains to Angela Farmer, of Atlantic City, how to use the devise that allows the blind to vote on their own during a demonstration at the John D. Young Memorial Lions Blind Center, in Absecon, Monday, Oct. 20, 2020. (VERNON OGRODNEK / For The Press)
Blind voting
Bob Ravasio, of Egg Harbor Township, a voting machine technician for the Atlantic County Superintendent of Elections, explains to Angela Farmer, of Atlantic City, how to use a device that allows the blind to vote on their own during a demonstration Tuesday at the John D. Young Memorial Lions Blind Center in Absecon.
Blind voting
Bob Ravasio, of Egg Harbor Township, a voting machine technician for the Atlantic County Superintendent of Elections, explains to Angela Farmer, of Atlantic City, how to use the devise that allows the blind to vote on their own during a demonstration at the John D. Young Memorial Lions Blind Center, in Absecon, Monday, Oct. 20, 2020. (VERNON OGRODNEK / For The Press)
Blind voting
Bob Ravasio, of Egg Harbor Township, a voting machine technician for the Atlantic County Superintendent of Elections, explains to Angela Farmer, of Atlantic City, how to use the devise that allows the blind to vote on their own during a demonstration at the John D. Young Memorial Lions Blind Center, in Absecon, Monday, Oct. 20, 2020. (VERNON OGRODNEK / For The Press)
Blind voting
Bob Ravasio, of Egg Harbor Township, a voting machine technician for the Atlantic County Superintendent of Elections, explains to Angela Farmer, of Atlantic City, how to use the devise that allows the blind to vote on their own during a demonstration at the John D. Young Memorial Lions Blind Center, in Absecon, Monday, Oct. 20, 2020. (VERNON OGRODNEK / For The Press)
Blind voting
Bob Ravasio, of Egg Harbor Township, a voting machine technician for the Atlantic County Superintendent of Elections, explains to Angela Farmer, of Atlantic City, how to use the devise that allows the blind to vote on their own during a demonstration at the John D. Young Memorial Lions Blind Center, in Absecon, Monday, Oct. 20, 2020. (VERNON OGRODNEK / For The Press)
Blind voting
Bob Ravasio, of Egg Harbor Township, a voting machine technician for the Atlantic County Superintendent of Elections, explains to Angela Farmer, of Atlantic City, how to use the devise that allows the blind to vote on their own during a demonstration at the John D. Young Memorial Lions Blind Center, in Absecon, Monday, Oct. 20, 2020. (VERNON OGRODNEK / For The Press)
Blind voting
Angela Farmer, of Atlantic City, uses the devise that allows the blind to vote on their own during a demonstration by the Atlantic County Superintendent of Elections at the John D. Young Memorial Lions Blind Center, in Absecon, Monday, Oct. 20, 2020. (VERNON OGRODNEK / For The Press)
Blind voting
Angela Farmer, of Atlantic City, uses the devise that allows the blind to vote on their own during a demonstration by the Atlantic County Superintendent of Elections at the John D. Young Memorial Lions Blind Center, in Absecon, Monday, Oct. 20, 2020. (VERNON OGRODNEK / For The Press)
Blind voting
Angela Farmer, of Atlantic City, uses the devise that allows the blind to vote on their own during a demonstration by the Atlantic County Superintendent of Elections at the John D. Young Memorial Lions Blind Center, in Absecon, Monday, Oct. 20, 2020. (VERNON OGRODNEK / For The Press)
Blind voting
Angela Farmer, of Atlantic City, uses the devise that allows the blind to vote on their own during a demonstration by the Atlantic County Superintendent of Elections at the John D. Young Memorial Lions Blind Center, in Absecon, Monday, Oct. 20, 2020. (VERNON OGRODNEK / For The Press)
Blind voting
Angela Farmer, of Atlantic City, uses the devise that allows the blind to vote on their own during a demonstration by the Atlantic County Superintendent of Elections at the John D. Young Memorial Lions Blind Center, in Absecon, Monday, Oct. 20, 2020. (VERNON OGRODNEK / For The Press)
Blind voting
Bob Ravasio, of Egg Harbor Township, a voting machine technician for the Atlantic County Superintendent of Elections, assists Leon Brathwaite, of Egg Harbor Township, using the devise that allows the blind to vote on their own during a demonstration at the John D. Young Memorial Lions Blind Center, in Absecon, Monday, Oct. 20, 2020. (VERNON OGRODNEK / For The Press)
Blind voting
Bob Ravasio, of Egg Harbor Township, a voting machine technician for the Atlantic County Superintendent of Elections, assists Leon Brathwaite, of Egg Harbor Township, using the devise that allows the blind to vote on their own during a demonstration at the John D. Young Memorial Lions Blind Center, in Absecon, Monday, Oct. 20, 2020. (VERNON OGRODNEK / For The Press)
Blind voting
Bob Ravasio, of Egg Harbor Township, a voting machine technician for the Atlantic County Superintendent of Elections, assists Leon Brathwaite, of Egg Harbor Township, using the devise that allows the blind to vote on their own during a demonstration at the John D. Young Memorial Lions Blind Center, in Absecon, Monday, Oct. 20, 2020. (VERNON OGRODNEK / For The Press)
Blind voting
Bob Ravasio, of Egg Harbor Township, a voting machine technician for the Atlantic County Superintendent of Elections, assists Leon Brathwaite, of Egg Harbor Township, using the devise that allows the blind to vote on their own during a demonstration at the John D. Young Memorial Lions Blind Center, in Absecon, Monday, Oct. 20, 2020. (VERNON OGRODNEK / For The Press)
Blind voting
Bob Ravasio, of Egg Harbor Township, a voting machine technician for the Atlantic County Superintendent of Elections, assists Leon Brathwaite, of Egg Harbor Township, using the devise that allows the blind to vote on their own during a demonstration at the John D. Young Memorial Lions Blind Center, in Absecon, Monday, Oct. 20, 2020. (VERNON OGRODNEK / For The Press)
Blind voting
Leon Brathwaite, of Egg Harbor Township, said circular indents at the centers of the buttons made it trickier to tell them apart, even though the buttons were different shapes.
Blind voting
Bob Ravasio, of Egg Harbor Township, a voting machine technician for the Atlantic County Superintendent of Elections, explains to Ronald Heghes, of Pleasantville, how to use the devise that allows the blind to vote on their own during a demonstration at the John D. Young Memorial Lions Blind Center, in Absecon, Monday, Oct. 20, 2020. At right is Diane Pineta, of Atlantic City, also a machine technician. (VERNON OGRODNEK / For The Press)
Blind voting
Bob Ravasio, of Egg Harbor Township, a voting machine technician for the Atlantic County Superintendent of Elections, explains to Ronald Heghes, of Pleasantville, how to use the devise that allows the blind to vote on their own during a demonstration at the John D. Young Memorial Lions Blind Center, in Absecon, Monday, Oct. 20, 2020. At right is Diane Pineta, of Atlantic City, also a machine technician. (VERNON OGRODNEK / For The Press)
Blind voting
Columbus Hitch, of Mays Landing, tries out the devise that allows the blind to vote during a demonstration by the Atlantic County Superintendent of Elections at the John D. Young Memorial Lions Blind Center, in Absecon, Monday, Oct. 20, 2020. (VERNON OGRODNEK / For The Press)
Blind voting
Columbus Hitch, of Mays Landing, tries out the devise that allows the blind to vote during a demonstration by the Atlantic County Superintendent of Elections at the John D. Young Memorial Lions Blind Center, in Absecon, Monday, Oct. 20, 2020. (VERNON OGRODNEK / For The Press)
Blind voting
Columbus Hitch, of Mays Landing, tries out the devise that allows the blind to vote during a demonstration by the Atlantic County Superintendent of Elections at the John D. Young Memorial Lions Blind Center, in Absecon, Monday, Oct. 20, 2020. (VERNON OGRODNEK / For The Press)
Blind voting
Columbus Hitch, of Mays Landing, tries out the devise that allows the blind to vote during a demonstration by the Atlantic County Superintendent of Elections at the John D. Young Memorial Lions Blind Center, in Absecon, Monday, Oct. 20, 2020. (VERNON OGRODNEK / For The Press)
Blind voting
Bob Ravasio, of Egg Harbor Township, a voting machine technician for the Atlantic County Superintendent of Elections, explains to Angela Farmer, of Atlantic City, how to use the devise that allows the blind to vote on their own during a demonstration at the John D. Young Memorial Lions Blind Center, in Absecon, Monday, Oct. 20, 2020. (VERNON OGRODNEK / For The Press)
Blind voting
Bob Ravasio, of Egg Harbor Township, a voting machine technician for the Atlantic County Superintendent of Elections, explains to Angela Farmer, of Atlantic City, how to use the devise that allows the blind to vote on their own during a demonstration at the John D. Young Memorial Lions Blind Center, in Absecon, Monday, Oct. 20, 2020. At right is Diane Pineta, of Atlantic City, also a machine technician. (VERNON OGRODNEK / For The Press)
Blind voting
Bob Ravasio, of Egg Harbor Township, a voting machine technician for the Atlantic County Superintendent of Elections, explains to Angela Farmer, of Atlantic City, how to use the devise that allows the blind to vote on their own during a demonstration at the John D. Young Memorial Lions Blind Center, in Absecon, Monday, Oct. 20, 2020. At right is Diane Pineta, of Atlantic City, also a machine technician. (VERNON OGRODNEK / For The Press)
Blind voting
Bob Ravasio, of Egg Harbor Township, a voting machine technician for the Atlantic County Superintendent of Elections, explains to Angela Farmer, of Atlantic City, how to use the devise that allows the blind to vote on their own during a demonstration at the John D. Young Memorial Lions Blind Center, in Absecon, Monday, Oct. 20, 2020. At right is Diane Pineta, of Atlantic City, also a machine technician. (VERNON OGRODNEK / For The Press)
Blind voting
Bob Ravasio, of Egg Harbor Township, a voting machine technician for the Atlantic County Superintendent of Elections, explains to Angela Farmer, of Atlantic City, how to use the devise that allows the blind to vote on their own during a demonstration at the John D. Young Memorial Lions Blind Center, in Absecon, Monday, Oct. 20, 2020. (VERNON OGRODNEK / For The Press)
Blind voting
Bob Ravasio, of Egg Harbor Township, a voting machine technician for the Atlantic County Superintendent of Elections, explains to Angela Farmer, of Atlantic City, how to use the devise that allows the blind to vote on their own during a demonstration at the John D. Young Memorial Lions Blind Center, in Absecon, Monday, Oct. 20, 2020. (VERNON OGRODNEK / For The Press)
ABSECON — Angela Farmer, of Atlantic City, has been blind for three years due to glaucoma.
