Many campaign websites are not accessible to people with disabilities, an update on Biden's Q2 fundraising, and which candidates have already qualified for the September debates.

Sponsors:

• Skillshare (http://skillshare.com/prh)

Links:

• Not one 2020 candidate has a website that is accessible to the blind (Vox)
• Brian McNeilly on accessible candidate websites…in 2018 (Twitter/Brian McNeilly)
• Matt May on Twitter (Twitter/Matt May)
• Web Accessibility Statement (Warren campaign site)
• axe: Accessibility for Development Teams (Deque)
• WCAG 2.0 conformance levels (University of California)
• DOJ Places Website Rulemaking on the “Inactive” List [context for why the ADA doesn’t currently cover government website accessibility] (ADA Title III)
• "Access" [Chris's short film about accessibility] (Chris Higgins)
• Biden reports big fundraising number despite recent stumbles (Politico)
• Here Are the Democrats at Risk of Not Making the July Debates (NYT)
• Yang meets donor requirement for third and fourth debates (The Hill)

Transcript: Transcript for Primary Ride Home Podcast, Thursday 07/04 – Primary Websites Don’t Work for People with Disabilities.

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