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How to Return Your Texas Overseas Absentee Ballot

Step-by-step instructions for civilians for returning your Texas overseas absentee ballot from abroad. For demonstration purposes a variety of states' documents and screen grabs are shown, but the instructions in this video for mailing your ballot back are specific to Texas. Contents of This Video 0:00 Intro 0:22 Have you requested your ballot? 0:41 Was your FPCA received & accepted? 1:29 How to mail in your ballot 3:11 Envelope instructions 3:48 Mail return methods 5:10 Confirm receipt of your ballot 5:42 Where to get further help About Vote from Abroad Vote from Abroad is a group staffed with trained experts dedicated to ensuring that all US citizens living abroad can exercise their right to vote. We help overseas voters request their ballots in all 50 states, the District of Columbia, and the territories so every voice can be heard. Our secure, easy-to-use website streamlines the process of registering, requesting, and receiving an overseas absentee ballot. We can also provide information to help you return your ballot successfully. In many states, you can complete the registration and ballot request form entirely online with your phone. VoteFromAbroad.org is also an excellent resource for voters living, working, or studying abroad with an extensive section of FAQs and the overseas voting deadlines for your state or territory. We offer one-to-one assistance to voters worldwide through our online Zoom the Vote help desk sessions, an online help desk, and in many countries, in-person voter registration drives. We can also assist your study-abroad group, business, or organization with registration drives so no one misses their opportunity to vote. It all starts at www.votefromabroad.org, our website that is offered as a free, nonpartisan public service. We are US citizens abroad, just like you. No matter who you vote for, we want to make sure you have the tools and know-how to do it! So go to VoteFromAbroad.org today to learn more about how to make your voice heard.