Inspiring Women SUMMER 2020
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(see link on the right side of this page). If your<br />
regular ballot arrives after you have sent off your<br />
FWAB, vote and send it, too, and let the local<br />
election official decide which one to count.<br />
3. Promote voting by all overseas Americans<br />
From now until Election Day, but as soon as<br />
possible, use every network and connection you<br />
have to share this information with other<br />
Americans and urge them to register and vote.<br />
You can work through your FAWCO club, social<br />
media accounts, church, school, business, etc.<br />
etc. Click here for links to outreach materials from<br />
the US Vote Foundation and FVAP.<br />
FAWCO resources<br />
FAWCO’s US Voting Committee encourages and<br />
assists US overseas citizens to vote by providing a<br />
dedicated website and information and training to volunteers in FAWCO member clubs, and<br />
helping with publicity. The Committee also works to reduce the barriers to voting from overseas<br />
imposed by federal and state legislation, through such means as Overseas Americans Week<br />
and work with partners such as the US Vote Foundation and FVAP. It publishes monthly articles<br />
on the FAWCO website, and summarizes and links to them in News in Brief and the US Liaison<br />
Bulletin. Email the FAWCO US Voting Committee (voting@fawco.org) with questions or<br />
suggestions, or requests to join.<br />
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