Relates to voters requiring assistance due to disability

This bill modifies election laws to simplify the voting process for individuals with disabilities by removing the requirement for them to explicitly identify their disability to election officials when requesting assistance. Under the new provisions, voters who need help due to blindness, physical limitations, or an inability to read or write can simply request aid without formally declaring the specific nature of their condition. The legislation also updates procedures for voters who cannot sign their names, allowing them to vote without a signature if they have a physical disability that prevents signing, provided they were previously registered without one. These changes aim to reduce administrative hurdles and ensure that disabled voters can access assistance more easily while maintaining existing protections against coercion and ballot secrecy.