2012 is an election year, and if you're in the military it can be confusing trying to determine if and how you can vote -- especially if you're overseas. Servicemembers, and their families, can request absentee ballots if they're stationed out of their voting district. For more information, visit the Federal Voting Assistance Program website at http://www.fvap.gov and talk with your voting assistance representative.
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Military Absentee Voting
Week of June 25, 2012
Current Issue
- Navy Upgrades Detailing System
- Political Guidelines for Soldiers
- Hawaii Museums Welcome Visitors
- New Campus for Wounded Warriors
- New AF Standards of Conduct Instruction
- Army Seeks CID Applicants
- Army Seeks Green-to-Gold Applicants
- Army Standardizes PTSD Diagnosis
- The Politics of Budget Cutting
- VA Loan Program Benefits
- Operation Boots to Business
- Meet Top Employers Tomorrow 8/21
- AF Supplemental Promotion List
- AAFES Offers Avengers Comic Book
- Individual Development Plans for Soldiers
- Navy High-Priority Billets
- Tips for a Stress-Free Move
- TRICARE Offers Home Delivery
- Deal of the Week: Military Discounts
- Mortgage Relief for Servicemembers
- 2012 Basic Allowance for Housing Rates
- 2012 Pay Charts: What Will You Make with a Promotion?
- Veterans Wanted: General Dynamics
- Vet Benefit Calculator: Connect to Your Benefits

