There’s just a few days before November 3rd, the midterm elections. Please don’t wait until the last minute to return your ballot and vote. Every day you put it off is a day when something can go wrong: a missed email, a printer jam, a portal that’s slow on deadline day. Request your ballot now.
For states with last minute ballot request deadlines:Your ballot request deadline:
- Monday, November 2: Delaware, Maine, North Carolina, North Dakota, Rhode Island, Utah
- Tuesday, November 3: Arizona, Colorado, Kansas, Mississippi, Montana, Nevada, Oregon, South Carolina, Washington
👉 Request your ballot today at VoteFromAbroad.org.
Ask for your ballot to be sent to you by email. It takes a few minutes, and it’s the fastest way to get a ballot in your hands.
Already requested your ballot?
If you requested it by postal mail and it hasn’t arrived yet, please submit a new request today and select email delivery today. Then send it back by email or upload, not by postal mail.
Your state lets you return your voted ballot by email or through an online upload portal. Please don’t send it back by postal mail. It’s too slow, and with Election Day less than a week away, it may not arrive in time.
Your game plan:
- Request your ballot today at VoteFromAbroad.org and choose email delivery.
- Print it, fill it out, and sign it the day it arrives.
- Scan it (help below if you don’t have a scanner).
- Email it or upload it to your state’s portal, following the instructions that come with your ballot.
- Confirm it arrived. Check with your election office or your state’s ballot tracker.
Need a little help?
- No printer? Reach out to us by replying to the email or write to [email protected].
- No scanner? Here’s how to scan your ballot with your phone.
Questions? We can help. Visit VoteFromAbroad.org/voter-support.
We have a lot of great candidates on the ballot, and they need your support. Americans abroad decide close races, and your vote could be the one that tips it. You are the blue wave.
Request your ballot today: VoteFromAbroad.org
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Last Minute Ballot Requests: DC AND NEW MEXICO
- Saturday, October 31: D.C., New Mexico
👉 Request your ballot today at VoteFromAbroad.org.
Ask for your ballot to be sent to you by email. It takes a few minutes, and it’s the fastest way to get a ballot in your hands.
Already requested your ballot?
If you requested it by postal mail and it hasn’t arrived yet, please submit a new request today and select email delivery instead. Mail from the U.S. is slow. Email is a far more reliable option for getting your ballot in hand.
Then send it back by email or upload, not by postal mail.
Your state lets you return your voted ballot by email or through an online upload portal. Please don’t send it back by postal mail. It will not arrive in time to be counted.
Your game plan:
- Request your ballot today at VoteFromAbroad.org and choose email delivery.
- Print it, fill it out, and sign it the day it arrives.
- Scan it (help below if you don’t have a scanner).
- Email it or upload it to your state’s portal, following the instructions that come with your ballot.
- Confirm it arrived. Check with your election office or your state’s ballot tracker.
Need a little help?
- No printer? Reach out to us by replying to the email or write to [email protected].
- No scanner? Here’s how to scan your ballot with your phone.
Questions? We can help. Visit VoteFromAbroad.org/voter-support.
Americans abroad decide close races. Your vote counts, but only if you request your ballot in time.
Request your ballot today: VoteFromAbroad.org
Did I get it wrong? Are you all set? Please tell us your status. We ask for this information so we can direct our resources to people who need us.
STATES WHERE YOU CAN FAX YOUR BALLOT:
Election Day is Tuesday, November 3, and you can still get your vote in. If you vote in Alaska, California, Florida, Louisiana or Oklahoma, your state lets you return your voted ballot by fax.
You could send it by postal mail, but with mail running slowly and the election this close, that’s ill-advised. Fax it instead. It’s fast, and it’s free.
Haven’t requested your ballot yet? There’s still time.
👉 Request your ballot today at VoteFromAbroad.org.
Ask for your ballot to be sent by email, then send it back by email or fax, whichever your state allows.
Already requested your ballot?
If you’ve already requested your ballot by email, you should have it by now.
If you requested it by postal mail and it hasn’t arrived yet, please submit a new request today and select email delivery instead. U.S. mail is very slow, and current USPS conditions make email a much more reliable way to get your ballot in hand.
Your game plan:
- Request your ballot at VoteFromAbroad.org and choose email delivery.
- Print it, fill it out, and sign it the day it arrives.
- Scan it (instructions below if you don’t have a scanner).
- Fax it to your local election office. Follow any instructions that come with your ballot.
- Confirm it arrived. Check with your election office or your state’s ballot tracker.
Free online fax services
- FaxTerra: 10 free pages per month (resets on the 1st). No sign-up needed: just upload your documents and send. Works on desktop, iPhone, and Android.
- FaxZero: Free faxes into the U.S. Up to 3 files or 25 pages for free. FAQ here.
Need a little help?
- No printer? Reach out to us by replying to the email or write to [email protected].
- No scanner? Here’s how to scan your ballot with your phone.
- No fax machine? Here’s how to send your ballot by email-to-fax.
Questions? We can help. Visit VoteFromAbroad.org/voter-support.
Americans abroad decide close races. Your vote counts, but only if it gets there.
Request your ballot today: VoteFromAbroad.org
Did I get it wrong? Are you all set? Please tell us your status. We ask for this information so we can direct our resources to people who need us.
COURIER YOUR LAST CHANCE IS HERE!
Election Day is Tuesday, November 3. If you vote in one of the states below, your ballot must be returned by postal mail. No email, no fax, no upload.
Postal mail return states: Arkansas, Connecticut, Georgia, Idaho, Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, Maryland, Michigan, Minnesota, New Hampshire, New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania, South Dakota, Tennessee, Texas, Virginia, Wisconsin (civilians), Vermont, Wyoming
Regular international mail is now too slow. Use a courier service (DHL, FedEx, UPS) to send your ballot back. Even expedited couriers take several days to reach the U.S.Haven’t requested your ballot yet? You may still have time, but time is of the essence,
👉 Request your ballot today at VoteFromAbroad.org.
Choose email delivery when you fill out the form. Your ballot arrives in your inbox instead of crossing an ocean, so you can print it, fill it out, and get it back fast.
Your game plan:
- Request your ballot now at VoteFromAbroad.org and select email delivery.
- Vote it the day it arrives. Don’t wait for the weekend.
- Send it back ASAP by courier. Couriers can’t deliver to P.O. boxes, so ask your local election office for a street address.
- Confirm it arrived. Contact your election office or check your state’s ballot tracker.
If you need help at any step in the process, please contact our voter assistance team. These are real people who know what they are doing.
Americans abroad decide close races. Your vote counts, but only if it gets there.
Request your ballot today: VoteFromAbroad.org
Did I get it wrong? Are you all set? Please tell us your status. We ask for this information so we can direct our resources to people who need us.