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Voting is not mandatory in the US but falls in the category of civic duty. Citizens have an opportunity to influence policy with their votes, including tax legislation as well as other financial matters. Don’t miss this opportunity to make a difference, even if you live overseas.

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If you will be away from the US during the elections and wish to participate, check out this link which can help you cast your vote no matter where you are in the world. All American citizens have the right to vote – even if they are in another country temporarily or permanently. Find out how but don’t delay, it may take more time and preparation from abroad.