April 1, 200817 yr i have never voted before and would like to register to do so, what is required? which state will my votes get counted for? can i also vote in state elections?
April 1, 200817 yr You can only vote if you are going to vote for Obama You are not allowed to register and vote for McCain and 4 more years of stupid Bush politics. All kidding aside, I'm pretty sure you can just go to any US Consulate or Embassy and fill out the paperwork. As for which State, your vote will count in depends on which State you last resided in (have drivers license, paid state taxes, etc., in).
April 1, 200817 yr Author if you believe that you can better than even money on mccain winning the presidency.
April 1, 200817 yr The state I would have to vote in (my last state) is a so called RED STATE which means it always votes for the republican (or as I like to call it, the American fascist eternal war/demonize the gays party). As I no longer have an interest in the local politics of that state, I will not bother to register or vote in the presidential election, the first time in my life I was eligible. The electoral college sucks (ask Al Gore). I might as well be Alabanian.
April 2, 200817 yr First you would have to be eligible to vote. Proper age and not disenfranchised. Then you would register to vote. Then you would vote
April 2, 200817 yr http://www.votefromabroad.org/?adid=KDAW9990001071701 https://www.overseasvotefoundation.org/overseas/home.htm
April 2, 200817 yr i will vote for obama. I have never voted before because it is usally a bunch of crap vs. crap but....... Obama is best chance that that country has had in over 50 years first he needs to get elected and then he needs to stay alive. anybody who does not see this is confounded by their own complacentency and acceptance of partial misery because they have learned to live with it. btw... thanks for the link - registering now.
April 3, 200817 yr Contact the US Embassy and register with them to vote. You will be registered as an absentee voter, and can do it by mail. > > The consular > section of the U.S. Embassy is located at 95 Wireless Road in Bangkok; > The U.S. mailing address is APO, AP 96546-0001. The central switchboard > number is (66-2) 205-4000; The American Citizens Services Unit number is > (66-2) 205-4049; and the fax number is (66-2) 205-4103. > > The website for > the U.S. Embassy is http://bangkok.usembassy.gov. Questions regarding American Citizens > Services can be submitted by e-mail to [email protected]. The U.S. > Consulate General in Chiang Mai is located at 387 Wichayanond Road; The > U.S. mailing address is Box C, APO, AP 96546. The telephone number is > (66-53) 252-629 and the fax number is (66-53) 252-633. >
April 3, 200817 yr You do not register with the US Embassy to vote. All they can do is provide the information for you to register with your state. The links already listed will easily get posters the required paperwork.
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