At Proudworks, we believe that inclusion means having the opportunity to participate fully in your community—and that includes having a voice in the decisions that shape it.

Voting is one way each of us can make that voice heard. The people we elect make decisions about issues that affect our daily lives, including employment, transportation, accessibility, healthcare, community services, and programs that support independence for people with disabilities.

For the individuals Proudworks serves, access to the ballot is also an important part of self-determination and community inclusion. Every eligible voter deserves the opportunity to learn about the candidates and issues, make their own choices, and cast their vote as independently and confidently as possible.

Proudworks does not tell anyone who to vote for. We simply encourage everyone who is eligible to become informed, understand their voting rights and options, and participate.

Meaningful inclusion isn’t just about having a place in the community—it’s about having a voice in its future.

Your voice matters. Your choice matters. Your vote matters.