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Voting Abroad
There are roughly 2.9 million eligible American voters living abroad. In 2020, only 7.8% of these voters cast a ballot, compared to the 66% voter turnout of domestic American voters.
Voters living abroad have the opportunity to change elections if they realize their collective power. If you are a US voter living abroad, this page is to help YOU navigate the in’s and out’s of having your voice heard!
Voting Abroad as an Individual
Voting Abroad as a Student
Voting Abroad as Military Personnel
FAQs
Voting Abroad General Questions and Registering to Vote
Who is eligible to vote abroad?
Is voting as military personnel different from regular absentee voting?
How do I register to vote from abroad?
Casting Your Ballot
Will I receive my ballot electronically or by mail?
What if I haven’t received my ballot 30 days before an election?
How should I return my absentee ballot?
Can I track the status of my absentee ballot?
What if I don't receive my ballot in time to vote?
What resources does my university offer to help me cast my ballot?
What should I do if I have questions or encounter issues while voting from abroad?
What resources are available to help me understand the voting process from abroad?
Will I be able to vote in local elections while living abroad?
What if I am a voter who is traveling abroad for a short period of time during the Election?