Americans Abroad 2022 Midterms Q&A

All Americans living outside of the United States, regardless of location, duration of time abroad, origin of our citizenship, or the status of our taxes, is eligible to vote in the November 8 election (called the midterms since it's the election midway to the next presidential election). Ballots to vote from abroad go out September 24, and need to be received by November 18.

Be sure to register to vote by the October 11 deadline, register to vote today by going to VoteFromAbroad.org

Not sure if you're eligible to vote in U.S. elections from abroad? Click here to find out if you are.

Americans abroad register to vote in the U.S. based on their U.S. last address (or their parent's last U.S. address if born abroad). Click here to find out more.

We strongly recommend signing up for an emailed ballot so you can print and return your ballot by mail as quickly as possible to meet the strict deadlines given delays to the global and US postal service. Better yet, send in a backup ballot now! Find out more by clicking here.

As part of our ongoing effort to engage Americans abroad in voting in U.S. elections, we have reached out to Democratic candidates to hear where they stand on American abroad issues.

Click on the race below to see the list of candidates running on your ballot paper and their answers to questions we asked them on taxation, Medicare portability, and the Social Security Windfall Elimination Provision.

 


House

Indiana 2nd District

Illinois 7th District

Maryland 4th District

New Jersey 7th District

New York 3rd District

New York 10th District

New York 12th District

New York 16th District

New York 22nd District

Ohio 1st District

Ohio 2nd District

Ohio 3rd District

Ohio 5th District

Ohio 6th District

Ohio 7th District

Ohio 8th District

Ohio 10th District

Ohio 12th District

Ohio 13th District

Ohio 14th District

South Carolina 2nd District


Senate

Wisconsin


If you are looking for answers to these questions for House or Senate Democratic candidates appearing on your ballot paper, but your state or district isn't listed, it means that we've either not received an answer or we've not reached out to the candidates yet. We have a small group of volunteers assisting with contacting candidates but not enough people to reach all the House and Senate races like we'd like to! If you'd like to help us get answers from candidates please contact us on [email protected] to lend a hand. It's super easy and a great exercise in democracy!