Check the deadline for your returned ballot based on your state. According to FVAP.gov, the Military Postal Service Agency ...

If you're a U.S. citizen, you don't have to be here to cast your vote this November. Here's how to make your voice heard ...

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The Federal Voting Assistance Program (FVAP) helps servicemembers to vote both at home and abroad. Even though more servicemembers use the program to vote during the presidential election ...

There’s still time for U.S. military personnel and other Americans living abroad to register to vote and submit a ballot for ...

Jason Bennett, 46, left the Bay Area for the chance to be his own boss abroad.

(FVAP) As America nears the home stretch before the Nov. 5 election, it’s time for those in the military community to make sure they’re squared away if voting by absentee ballot, officials say.

There are nearly 3 million UOCAVA voters living in nearly 200 countries around the world who are eligible to vote, according to the Federal Voting Assistance Program. But most of them don't.