Coronavirus disease 2019: Voters can find helpful resources on FVAP.gov, including COVID-19 information and two visual maps that depict how states accept the FPCA or ballot.
Envelopes: Voters can also download postage-paid envelope templates that will allow them to mail back their voting materials free of charge from any military post at a military installation or via diplomatic pouch at a U.S. Embassy or Consulate overseas.
Languages: Voters who prefer to read absentee voting information in Arabic, French or Spanish can find translations of instructions for filling out the FPCA and FWAB.
Installation Voting Assistance Office: Active-duty military and military spouses can find and get help from their IVAO.
Subscribe: Voters can also subscribe to receive voting emails.
Calendars: Voters also have access to voting alerts and calendar reminders for their state.
Ambassadors: Voters living in Rome, Tokyo and London can reach out to FVAP voting ambassadors who coordinate in-person and virtual events, including:
Social media: Voters can also follow FVAP on social media to tune in to Facebook Live events, absentee voting best practices and more.