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What do soldiers who are stationed far from home use to vote since they cannot go to a polling location?
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∙ 8y ago
Soldiers can keep up with elections through radio, television, newspapers, and magazines. Each soldier must then personally request (by letter or phone call) an Absentee Ballot, which is mailed directly to that individual through the military's postal system (APO or FPO). The soldier marks his ballot, seals it in the envelop provided by the Election Board, and then the soldier mails it back. They must return their ballots before US Election Day in order for their votes to count.
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∙ 9y agoThese soldiers vote with an absentee ballot. This is how anyone living far from the state where they are registered to vote participates in an election.
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∙ 9y agoAn absentee ballot is used by soldiers who are stationed far from home so they can vote.
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