According to the official arm of the Democratic Party, Portugal has seen a major influx of Americans taking up residency in recent years. Many Americans may be unaware that they can still vote in U.S. elections. Some may just be confused about how to register to vote, or if they are registered, do not realize that they must request their ballot every year to receive it.
Participating in U.S. elections from abroad is the right of all American citizens. Democrats Abroad Portugal is working to support American residents and has created simple tools for them to easily work through the process.
Recent U.S. election results have been extremely close, so it is crucial that Americans everywhere vote to make their voices heard. U.S. laws and policies impact the lives of U.S. citizens no matter where they reside. The growing American vote from abroad reminds our government that garnering these votes can be critical in tight races, as evidenced in several key states in 2020. This is why Democrats Abroad Portugal wants to register every Democrat expat here to vote in 2024: every vote matters.
Here’s how Americans living in Portugal can make their voices heard:
Register to Vote: Americans abroad must register to vote and must request their ballot every year. Register at https://www.democratsabroad.org/pt or www.votefromabroad.org to get started.
Request An Absentee Ballot: Americans abroad must request an absentee ballot well in advance of the election. Request a ballot at https://www.democratsabroad.org/pt or www.votefromaborad.org
Informed: Keep up to date with election information and deadlines by joining Democrats Abroad Portugal at https://www.democratsabroad.org/pt where you can sign up for our newsletter. You can also follow us on social media:
Volunteer: Join a passionate community of volunteers dedicated to helping fellow expats vote and make their voices heard.
The Dems are completely desperate. They'll burn down the country to stop Trump. Trump is more popular than ever. More than in 2016, and more than in 2020, when he won against basement Joe, who couldn't fill 10 circles in a school gym.
I guess people don't really like wars, wars, wars, human trafficking, border invaders, astronomical prices, kiddie sniffing, crack-son-stories, little girl touching, Ukraine-money-laundering, Epstein island connections, trans psychosis, cancelling women, grooming children, blackmail and coercion for mass medical experiments, and a "leader" who gets lost on a podium, shakes the hand of air, whispers creepily to little girls, falls off a stationary bike, and takes 7 naps before lunchtime, and 3 after.
They must be all dangerous extremists, because all that stuff is just so lovely, inclusive, tolerant and (mostly) peaceful.
By Hart from Lisbon on 14 Jan 2024, 12:25
It's great to see that Democrats are providing a service to help U.S. citizens living in Portugal and around the world register to vote and request their ballots every year. That's what Democrats do. They help people and they get things done. Joe Biden is a good president. The Democratic Party is strong. We are better off because of Joe Biden and the Democratic Party.
By MJ from Algarve on 15 Jan 2024, 10:21