Angela Fobbs

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Political graphic encouraging overseas Americans to vote, featuring large “VOTE” letters styled with the U.S. flag.
Yoda wearing an “I Voted” sticker with the text “Vote you must or complain you can’t,” encouraging overseas Americans to vote.
Pisces zodiac graphic with voting reminder for Americans abroad on a dark blue star-filled background
A political cartoon shows two people standing beside a reflecting pool with green scum. One says, “All I see is scum.” The other replies, “Well, it is a reflecting pool, sir.” Above them is large stylized text reading “VOTE!” in green and white on a purple background.
Promotional voting graphic featuring two side‑by‑side hearts, one patterned like the United States flag and the other like the German flag. Beneath the hearts is a blue ballot box with a red ballot showing a checkmark being placed inside. The front of the box displays the word ‘VOTE.’ The bottom text reads: ‘Doppelstaatsbürger dürfen auch wählen. Request your ballot today at VoteFromAbroad.org and Vote! Time is running out! Act!’ The design is framed with a blue border.”
Every American citizen living overseas is eligible to vote in the midterms. The process is straightforward, but timing is everything. 1. Request your ballot now. Use VoteFromAbroad.org to submit your request. Don’t wait. 2. Choose email delivery. Postal mail is slow. Email ensures your ballot arrives quickly. 3. Return it electronically if your state allows it. Many states permit electronic return. If you need to fax your ballot, you can do it without a fax machine. 4. Get help if you need it. Democrats Abroad’s Voter Support team offers in‑person assistance, email help, and more. 5. Use Blue Voter Guide to make informed choices down‑ballot, where races often receive little national coverage but matter enormously.