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Army Voting

This Facebook page is the U.S. Army Voting Official Facebook Page, maintained by The Adjutant General Directorate at the U.S. Army Human Resources Command. This page is a great place to learn about your voting rights, and find helpful voting information.

Federal Voting Assistance Program

www.fvap.gov

Voting help for uniformed service members, their families, and citizens living outside the U.S.

Military Voter Protection Project (Families United USA)

www.mvpproject.org

The right to vote is one of the most fundamental rights of American democracy. It has been defended for well over 200 years by the sacrifices our men and women in uniform. Yet, when it comes to their right to vote—our military members’ right to choose the next Commander in Chief or their elected representatives—their voices have long been silenced by an electoral process that has failed them. That silence was most evident in the 2008 when thousands of absentee military ballots never received by the military voter or received after the election. The MVP Project is here to defend our military members’ right to vote and to provide them with the very right that they defend.

Overseas Vote Foundation

www.overseasvotefoundation.org

Overseas Vote Foundation is dedicated to doing one thing well: helping overseas American citizens and uniformed services voters register faster, more easily and accurately than ever before.

USPS - APO/FPO Ballot Procedures

https://www.usps.com/gov-services/apo-fpo-procedures.htm

Express Mail® Label for Returning Military Absentee Ballot Mail

Military personnel with APO/FPO addresses and Americans living abroad can now return absentee ballots via Express Mail using Label 11-DOD.

The unique Express Mail label is only for absentee ballots from Military Post Offices™ overseas. It can be stuck to the upper right corner of any size ballot envelope. Voter keeps a portion of the label to track their ballots.