; and (10) recommend policies and priorities to improve the accessibility of State voter registration systems, voting systems, the casting of ballots, and the application for and casting of absentee, remote, and vote by mail ballots. (c) Objectives The Office of Accessibility shall have the following primary objectives: (1) Educating State and local election officials on the challenges faced by older individuals, individuals with disabilities, Native Americans, Alaska Natives, and individuals with limited proficiency in the English language when voting, and teaching evidence-based strategies for overcoming those challenges. (2) Educating State and local election officials regarding the needs of individuals with disabilities and older individuals. (3) Providing educational resources in plain language to older individuals and individuals with disabilities on their rights and resources when registering to vote and voting. (4) Providing translated educational resources for Native Americans, Alaska Natives, and individuals with limited proficiency in the English language on their rights and resources when registering to vote and voting. (5) Studying potential improvements and providing strategies that State and local election officials may implement, and encouraging the enactment of State or local laws as necessary for such implementation, with the goal of— (A) ensuring that individuals with disabilities and older individuals are provided the opportunity to cast a private and independent ballot in person in an election for Federal office, including— (i) identification of barriers to in-person voting and strategies for remediating architectural, attitudinal, transportation, technological, and other barriers to accessible in-person voting; (ii) strategies to reduce adversely long wait times for casting ballots; (iii) alternative options to cast a ballot on the day of an election, such as providing the option to cast a ballot outside of the polling place or from a vehicle