• 2007 Indiana Disability Poll: Health Care
• 2008 Indiana Disability Poll: Voting
• 2009 Indiana Disability Poll: Transportation
• 2010 Indiana Disability Poll: ADA
• 2011 Indiana Disability Poll: State Plan
• 2012 Indiana Disability Poll: Livable Communities

Annual Disability Polls for Indiana

The annual Disability Poll is a joint project of the Indiana Institute on Disability and Community,  Indiana Governor’s Council for People with Disabilities, and Indiana Protection and Advocacy Services. The Center for Planning and Policy Studies at the Institute conducts the survey and prepares the report each year.

What is the Indiana Disability Poll?

Each year, a topic of interest to the disability community is selected, and then an online survey is developed. Each Disability Poll is inaugurated at the Disability Conference in Indianapolis, where kiosks are set up to allow participants to complete the survey during the conference days. Following the conference, the Disability Poll is available online at www.thepollingplace.org  and also in paper and other alternative formats. Results are announced in the spring/summer.

2013 Indiana Disability Poll: Focus on Health Issues

This year, the focus of the Indiana Disability Poll is on Health Issues. We are asking people with disabilities, family members, and professionals in the disability field to share their thoughts on health issues such as access to health care, health and wellness activities, and other health-related topics.  You can complete the 2013 Poll online at www.thepollingplace.org  or contact us for alternative formats (call 812-855-6508, or email cpps@indiana.edu). 

Past Indiana Disability Polls

The following Disability Polls have been completed:

• 2007 Poll: Focus on Health Care
  
• 2008 Poll: Focus on Voting and Civic Participation
  
• 2009 Poll: Focus on Transportation
• 2010 Poll: Focus on the ADA in the Community (ADA Report Card)
  
• 2011 Poll: Shaping Indiana's Disability Plan
• 2012 Poll: Livable Communities