Election accessibility refers to the measures and practices that ensure all eligible voters can participate in the electoral process without barriers. This includes providing resources such as voting machines that accommodate individuals with disabilities, offering ballots in multiple languages, and ensuring polling places are physically accessible. Additionally, election accessibility involves outreach efforts to inform underrepresented communities about their voting rights and available resources. By addressing these factors, governments aim to create a more inclusive democracy where every citizen has the opportunity to make their voice heard in the election process.