Mobilizing the Jewish Vote: Overseas Voting Info
How to Vote From Abroad
Voter Eligibility for U.S. Citizens Abroad
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Almost all U.S. citizens 18 years or older who reside outside the United States are eligible to vote by absentee ballot.
Whether you’re an overseas citizen living, working or traveling abroad, or an active duty uniformed services member, military spouse or eligible family member currently outside your voting jurisdiction, you can vote.3 Basic Steps To The Overseas Voting Process:
WHAT'S NEEDED TO REGISTER AND REQUEST A BALLOT
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US Voting Address
The last place you lived before moving overseas
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Current Overseas Address
Your current address where you reside abroad
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Social Security Number
Last 4 digits (if you have one) or your state license/ID
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Printer Access
Required for voters from AL, AR, CT, and NY to print and mail the FPCA
This process typically takes about 5-7 minutes to complete.
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