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Overseas Voting
 

New absentee voting laws are in effect for the 2012 elections.  You will no longer automatically receive ballots based on a previous absentee ballot request.  All U.S. citizens outside the United States who want to vote by absentee ballot in the 2012 primary and general elections must complete a new Federal Post Card Application (FPCA) every year if they wish to vote from abroad.  It's easy to do - just go to www.FVAP.gov, the official U.S. government website for overseas absentee voting information, to start the process.  For more information and guidance, please follow this link.

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Contacting the Voting Assistance Officer at the U.S. Embassy London

  • If you reside in England or Wales and require forms or information, you may contact the Voting Assistance Officer either by email at LondonVote@state.gov or letter to U.S. Embassy, Special Consular Services, Voting Unit, 24 Grosvenor Square, London W1A 2LQ

Contacting the Voting Assistance Officer at the U.S. Consulate Edinburgh

  • If you reside in Scotland and require forms or information, you may contact the Voting Assistance Officer by email at Edinburgh-Info@state.gov.

Contacting the Voting Assistance Officer at the U.S. Consulate General Belfast

  • If you reside in N. Ireland and require forms or information, you may contact the Voting Assistance Officer by email at consularbelfast@state.gov.

Register to Vote in 2012

Federal Voting Assistance Program