Ballot Drop Day Emails September 22
To all voters (except CA, ME, NJ, NY, PA, VA, AZ-07 & TX-18)
Dear (NAME),
Ballots are being sent out starting now to voters living abroad for critical elections taking place in multiple states on November 4th. You may be able to vote this year! Voting from abroad isn’t just about paperwork—it’s about protecting free speech and democracy. Your vote is your voice, no matter where you live.
If you haven’t registered or requested your ballot yet for 2025, don’t wait!
Go towww.votefromabroad.org to register or request your ballot via email.
Your local election office will receive and process your request.
Find information about voting from abroad in 2025 at: www.democratsabroad.org/how_to_vote_from_abroad
Need help? We’ve got you!Sign up for personalized voting assistance here. Or, email us anytime at: VoterHelp@democratsabroad.org.
If you’ve already registered AND requested your ballot and you DON’T see it, make sure to check your spam folder.
Act now so your voice is heard.
Vote early - Ballots are available starting today, September 22. Some ballots have already been sent out! But you can still register and request your ballot. Once you receive your ballot, please vote and send it back right away. This will give you enough time to confirm your ballot is received and counted.
Tell your friends and family - If you know a U.S. citizen living abroad, please ask them to send in their form to register to vote at www.votefromabroad.org. Make sure you remind your friends and family in the U.S. to vote too.
Democracy is a muscle. We use it to ensure we never lose it.
In solidarity,
Heidi Burch
Chair, Vote From Abroad Team
To NY Voters
Subject: Urgent: Ballots Are Arriving for New York State Elections!
Dear NAME,
The NY State Elections are on Tuesday, November 4, and ballots are on their way! All overseas voters who select “intend to return” may vote in New York state and local elections, as well as military voters and their families.
Democrats Abroad endorses Zohran Mamdani for Mayor of New York City, Dorcey Applyrs for Mayor of Albany, and Sean Ryan for Mayor of Buffalo.
Voting in local elections is vital for our democracy! You stop Trump and his Republican enablers by standing up in our states and communities. We encourage you to vote Democrat straight down the ballot.
👉 Request your ballot NOW using the form at VoteFromAbroad.org. You have until October 28 to send in your form.
👉 Not registered to vote yet? You have until October 25. Use VoteFromAbroad.org to submit the registration.
👉Be sure to request your ballot be sent to you by email, and don’t forget to check your spam folder.
Don’t delay – you MUST return your voted ballot by postal mail. Your ballot must be postmarked by November 4 AND received in New York by November 17.
Voting from abroad isn’t just about paperwork—it’s about protecting free speech and democracy. It’s TIME to make your voice and your VOTE count! Don’t delay!
You'll find all the information and requirements for voting in New York here: on www.votefromabroad.org. This site will show you the deadlines, requirements, and even where to look to ensure your ballot request has been received by your local election officials.
👉 Need help? We’ve got you! Sign up for personalized voting assistance here. Or, email us anytime at: VoterHelp@democratsabroad.org.
Act now so your voice is heard.
Vote early - Once you receive your ballot, please vote and send it back right away. This will give you enough time to confirm your ballot is received and counted.
Tell your friends and family - If you know a NY voter living abroad who can vote in this election, please ask them to send in their form to register to vote using www.votefromabroad.org. Make sure you remind your friends and family in the U.S. to vote too.
Democracy is a muscle. We use it to ensure we never lose it.
In solidarity,
Heidi Burch
Chair, Vote From Abroad Team
To Maine voters
Subject: Urgent: Ballots Are Arriving for Maine State Elections!
Dear NAME,
The ME State Elections are on Tuesday, November 4, and ballots are on their way! All registered overseas voters in Maine are eligible to vote in state elections.
Democrats Abroad encourages all Maine voters to vote NO on Ballot Question 1, the Voter Suppression Referendum. This measure would enact one of the most restrictive voter ID laws in the U.S. in order to attack voter rights and absentee voting. Your vote is essential to winning this fight and keeping elections fair!
👉 Request your ballot NOW (and register to vote if needed) at VoteFromAbroad.org. You have until November 3 at 12pm in Maine to get it done.
👉Be sure to request your ballot be sent to you by email, and don’t forget to check your spam folder.
Your ballot must be returned by November 4 at 8pm in Maine. We recommend you return your ballot by email to avoid mail disruptions & save time and money.
Voting from abroad isn’t just about paperwork—it’s about protecting free speech and democracy. It’s TIME to make your voice and your VOTE count! Don’t delay!
You'll find all the information and requirements for voting in Maine here: www.votefromarbroad.org. This site will show you the deadlines, requirements, and even where to look to ensure your ballot request has been received by your local election officials.
👉 Need help? We’ve got you! Sign up for personalized voting assistance here. Or, email us anytime at: VoterHelp@democratsabroad.org.
Act now so your voice is heard.
Vote early - Once you receive your ballot, please vote and send it back right away. This will give you enough time to confirm your ballot is received and counted.
Tell your friends and family - If you know a ME voter living abroad who can vote in this election, please ask them to send in their form to register to vote using www.votefromabroad.org. Make sure you remind your friends and family in the U.S. to vote too.
Democracy is a muscle. We use it to ensure we never lose it.
In solidarity,
Heidi Burch
Chair, Vote From Abroad Team
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