Democrats Abroad, the largest organization for Americans living overseas and the official Democratic Party arm for the millions of Americans living outside the United States, today announced the adoption of its 2020 Delegate Selection Plan.

As Americans living in over 90 countries around the world, we have the unique opportunity of viewing our home country from the context of a foreign lens, and the vast majority of our members have had experience with health care in our adopted countries.

When Ann Hesse landed in Bielefeld, Germany in 1989, she was a wide-eyed opera singer looking for her next big break. Change was in the air. The collapse of the Berlin Wall was near. The fall of Communism in Eastern Europe was imminent. Looking back now, Hesse was also on the cusp of a monumental transformation.

As an official state party recognized by the Democratic National Committee and the largest organization for Americans outside the US, Democrats Abroad takes our role very seriously when it comes to supporting the rights of all Americans to participate in fair and free elections, wherever they live.

In preparation for our 2019 DPCA Global Meeting, the Bylaws Committee will be hosting three public hearings to discuss the charter amendments propositions currently under consideration.

To view the PDF texts for each of the 2019 Charter Amendment Propositions, please go here on the wiki.

In celebration of Women’s History Month, Democrats Abroad members from around the world joined a lively conversation with Christine Pelosi, Chair of the Women’s Caucus of the California Democratic Party, attorney, author and activist.

Our Revolution President and former Ohio State Senator Nina Turner recently joined Democrats Abroad in an online discussion celebrating Black HIstory Month and addressing current race relations in the US.

Democrats Abroad's 2020 Delegate Selection Plan is now online a public commenting period. 

Democrats Abroad celebrates International Women's Day this year with hope for the future and pride for what we have accomplished. 

This week the Democrats Abroad Hispanic Caucus’ Alison (Czech Republic) and Michael (Australia) spoke with Dr. Matthew Mendez, professor, author and expert on analyzing representation among Latinos and undocumented immigrants.