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How to Vote in 2022 for US Military & Overseas Voters
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Uploaded: | 2022-08-02 |
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Federal Voter Assistance Program website: FVAP.org
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Hi there, if you live abroad and want to vote in the 2022 midterm elections there are three steps you need to take.
Register, request your ballot, and of course, vote. Lets start with getting registered. If you’re a military member or overseas citizen, you’ll need to fill out the Federal Post Card Application. There’s a link at FVAP.gov where you can select your home state of residence that you want to vote in, fill out a form, print it, and then mail it to your home state’s election officials.
That link will also have dates and deadlines for every state, but they recommend that you register by August 1st or as early as possible. Then it’s time to get your ballot and vote. The Federal Post Card Application allows you to request a ballot by mail, fax, or even email, so choose the delivery method that’s most convenient for you. Once you get your ballot, you’ll need to fill it out or print it out and mail it back in. The recommended deadline to send that ballot back is October 13th if you live outside the US, or October 5th if you’re at sea, to give your ballot enough time to make it back to your state. There’s also a link to track your ballot so you can follow its progress to you and back to your election official at FVAP.gov (which stands for Federal Voting Assistance Program.) You don’t have to vote for everything for your ballot to count, but this is your best chance to choose who gets to make decisions about your life: all the way from congress to your city council or school board.
If you’ve got any other questions about voting, you can also watch the video we made for your home state to get more info on your state’s specific absentee voting deadlines, and how to contact your local election officials. Again you can find everything you need to register, request, and track your mail ballot at FVAP.gov. Thank you for voting!
Register, request your ballot, and of course, vote. Lets start with getting registered. If you’re a military member or overseas citizen, you’ll need to fill out the Federal Post Card Application. There’s a link at FVAP.gov where you can select your home state of residence that you want to vote in, fill out a form, print it, and then mail it to your home state’s election officials.
That link will also have dates and deadlines for every state, but they recommend that you register by August 1st or as early as possible. Then it’s time to get your ballot and vote. The Federal Post Card Application allows you to request a ballot by mail, fax, or even email, so choose the delivery method that’s most convenient for you. Once you get your ballot, you’ll need to fill it out or print it out and mail it back in. The recommended deadline to send that ballot back is October 13th if you live outside the US, or October 5th if you’re at sea, to give your ballot enough time to make it back to your state. There’s also a link to track your ballot so you can follow its progress to you and back to your election official at FVAP.gov (which stands for Federal Voting Assistance Program.) You don’t have to vote for everything for your ballot to count, but this is your best chance to choose who gets to make decisions about your life: all the way from congress to your city council or school board.
If you’ve got any other questions about voting, you can also watch the video we made for your home state to get more info on your state’s specific absentee voting deadlines, and how to contact your local election officials. Again you can find everything you need to register, request, and track your mail ballot at FVAP.gov. Thank you for voting!