
Voter registration team members from Democrats Abroad - Berlin (DA) and American Voices Abroad (AVA) are gearing up to Get Out The Vote again and personally register American expats in Berlin for the midterm elections. As most Americans in Berlin tend to be registered already, the primary message now is “Request your absentee ballot!”
Voter Registration / Ballot Request - Online
Voters can fill out an online-assisted registration and application for an absentee ballot at one of these three websites:
![]() Overseas Vote Foundation is a non-partisan site. It has a Voter Journey MapTM |
VoteFromAbroad is from the Democratic Party. Application for membership is an option. |
![]() Information is also available directly from the U.S. government's Federal Voting Assistance Program. The official Federal Post Card Application can be downloaded there directly. |
| 20 April John F Kennedy School high school at the Vote from Abroad table of the Democrats Abroad - Berlin | |
| 22 April at the Hertie School on Friedrichstraße | |
| Saturday 9 May 14:00 to 16:00 at the Another Country Bookstore at Riemannstraße 7 | Sunday 17 May 13:00 to 15:00 at the DOES ART MATTER? event with Catherine Filloux in the English Theatre Berlin in Kreuzberg. Sponsored by American Voices Abroad. | ![]() |
| Sunday 24 May 12:00 to 14:00 at the American Church in Berlin on Dennewitzplatz | |
| Sunday 31 May 15:30 to 18:00 at the Vagabund Kesselhaus | |
| Saturday 6 and 20 June 10:00 to 15:00 at the Kollwitzplatz Saturday Market at Wörtherstrasse and Kollwitzstraße | |
| Saturday 13 June 10:00 to 15:00 at the John F Kennedy School Fleamarket / School fair in Zehlendorf |
More locations planned and suggestions are always welcome! Let me or the Get Out The Vote coordinator of Democrats Abroad Berlin know.
Downloadable flyers with some of the above information in various formats and promoting the different websites:
Promotional material and publicity
We try to get Americans interested in voting abroad by distributing flyers in American restaurants, stores, and other institutions.
Polls and Predictions
Electoral-vote.com is always a pretty accurate source to follow the tendencies.
RealClearPolitics is pretty good too.