The Registrar of Voters measures the extent to which voting assistance and informational materials are available and used in multiple languages and accessible formats. Quantitative data about the availability of Election Officers capable of providing multilingual assistance is a gauge indicating availability of language services and translated materials in Vote Centers (formerly known as Polling Places) and other locations where voters received the Department's services.

The County Registrar of Voters measures the use of expanded accessible voting technology, including accessible touch screen ballot marking devices and remote accessible vote-by-mail ballots. These accessible systems are for voters who are unable to easily mark their paper ballot.

The County Registrar of Voters measures the use and effectiveness of alternative voting options designed to encourage voter participation by making the process of casting a ballot more convenient, from ballot drop-off sites to Vote Centers (formerly known as Polling Places) to paid postage on mail ballots.