I am American and want to vote in the 2016 election from Thailand.

Can any Americans who have voted in U.S. elections in the past from Thailand, please fill me in on how it is done?

I am sure I am not the only one interested in this information.

Thanks in advance for any serious replies.

Reg to vote back home say where you have a drivers license or at a consulate and ask for an absentee ballot which you will get in the mail and mail back.

If already reg. to vote you can normally ask online for your ballot to be sent to you where you are.

Contact the party that you want to vote for and they will provide details - believe it has changed recently as you must have registered with state so best to start now. Basically you use your last address in USA as your voting address (so hope you remember what it was).

This topic may help - Message for U.S. Citizens: VOTING IN 2016 U.S. ELECTIONS

Moved to home country forum.

Reg to vote back home say where you have a drivers license or at a consulate and ask for an absentee ballot which you get in the mail and mail back.

I get my ballot online....I've the option of emailing back or printing out and posting back....Here in CM I can take to the consolate....

http://fvap.gov will show you everything you need to know about voting from overseas.

Thanks for the helpful information.

For some reason, I was under the impression I had to go to the US Embassy in Bangkok to vote.