Islanders are being asked to share their experiences of voting in Jersey through a short survey.
The 'Barriers to Voting' survey is focused on accessibility and is aimed at:
- People aged 65 and over
- People living with a disability or long-term condition
- Carers
- Support organisations
The Jersey Electoral Authority says it's also open to anyone who wants to help make voting more accessible, with responses used to identify what worked well and what didn't, so improvements can be made for the 2030 elections.
The survey is anonymous and takes around 15 minutes to complete.
It closes on Sunday 15 November.
A JEA spokesperson said:
"We want to hear clearly what worked well and what got in the way for older and disabled Islanders.
"This feedback will help us make the right changes so that voting works better for more people in 2030. Every response counts."

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