Saturday 25 March 2023

New Year’s Resolution for U.S. Citizens living in Costa Rica

Make This Your New Year’s Resolution: VOTE IN 2020

Paying the bills

Latest

Uncovering the secret religious and spiritual lives of sex workers

Q REPORTS (The Conversation) Tanya* is telling me just...

Costa Rica strengthens trade relations with the Netherlands

QCOSTARICA - Within the framework of President Rodrigo Chaves'...

Family remittances in Nicaragua rose 63.2% in January and February

Q24N (EFE) Nicaraguans received US$647.6 million dollars between January...

Medical devices, pineapples, and bananas were the most exported products from Costa Rica in 2022

QCOSTARICA - Medical devices and fresh tropical pineapples were...

Rainy season will begin in Costa Rica on April 23

QCOSTARICA - Mark you calendar, in four weeks, on...

Lower gasoline prices on the way

QCOSTARICA - The regulatory authority, the Autoridad Reguladora de...

Retailers affirm that alarmist messages about layoffs due to the exchange rate lower domestic demand

QCOSTARICA - The fact that some productive sectors announce...

Dollar Exchange

¢542.43 Buy

¢547.51 Sell

25 March 2023 - At The Banks - BCCR

Paying the bills

Share

(Press release) Did you know that U.S. citizens living in Costa Rica can vote in U.S. federal elections?

An election clerk at the Sacramento County Registrar of Voters inspects a mail-in ballot. Image Rich Pedroncelli/Associated Press

Yes, you can, and you need to vote in 2020 because it may be the most important election in your lifetime. In order to vote in 2020, you must first request a ballot from your state.

Regardless of whether you voted in the last election, to vote in 2020, you must request your ballot again, beginning January 1. So don’t delay, do it now, before you forget and it’s too late.

- Advertisement -

Voting in 2020 is as simple as 1-2-3:

  1. Request your ballot using a smartphone by going to Votefromabroad.org – a non-partisan platform that helps US citizens vote from abroad  – and following the simple instructions there.
  2. After several weeks, call or email your local election office to verify that they received your ballot request.
  3. When you receive your ballot via email, return it according to the accompanying instructions. Many states allow you to return your ballot by email. If your state allows you to do this, you are in luck because it is the easiest, quickest, and safest way to vote.

It’s that simple.

Any questions, call the Vote from Abroad Costa Rica Hotline at VICTORY2.

Remember, every vote counts.

This is a public service announcement provided by Vote from Abroad Costa Rica. For further information, contact Steve Johnson, at 7106-9505 or email Johnsos05@yahoo.com

- Advertisement -
Paying the bills
Avatar photo
Q Costa Rica
Reports by QCR staff

Related Articles

“Paradise” on the rise due to great interest from foreigners to live in Costa Rica after Covid -19

QCOSTARICA - Living without major complications in a tropical paradise, where...

I still love Costa Rica… even after they chased me out

A little over a year ago, my wife and I “escaped”...

Subscribe to our stories

To be updated with all the latest news, offers and special announcements.