Voting absentee
I voted.Yes, I'm in Hong Kong, but it's possible to vote while overseas. I just did a search on the web and found that it's pretty simple, though it does require advance planning.
I filled out the forms for getting an absentee ballot in early October, sent it in, and around October 30th I received the absentee ballot. Maybe I got it earlier, but it had arrived while I was in Beijing.
I took a few days to get around to filling it out, and then I asked the staff at Hong Kong Baptist University how long it normally takes to get mail to the US. They said, "about a week". Oops: one week later would be the day after the election.
Luckily they had a provision for that. You can fax in your ballot. So I did that on Thursday.
It's a bit disconcerting not really knowing if they received your fax or not, but I guess it would be the same way if I mailed it.
By the way, I've been having trouble uploading stuff to Blogger this entire past weekend. I hope this works now.
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