Help What option do you choose on the US ballot?

H. Clin · 20/10/24

I got my absentee ballot, and it has 4 options:
Harris-Walz Democrat
Trump-Vance Republican
Trump -Vance Conservative
Harris-Walz Working Families

Anyone know what the difference is between options 2 and 3?
I'm a registered Democrat, in case that makes a difference.
TIA for your help!

חסוי 7 · 20/10/24

נכתב ע"י H. Clin:
I got my absentee ballot, and it has 4 options:
Harris-Walz Democrat
Trump-Vance Republican
Trump -Vance Conservative
Harris-Walz Working Families

Anyone know what the difference is between options 2 and 3?
I'm a registered Democrat, in case that makes a difference.
TIA for your help!

I don't understand the internal politics, but it seems to me that 2 and 3 is Trump and the difference between them is maybe it's like in Israel in the municipality where you name a mayor and you name a party to the council, so the United States has 2 groups that support Trump and you choose both the name of the president and the strength of his coalition.

H. Clin · 20/10/24

נכתב ע"י חסוי 7:
I don't understand the internal politics, but it seems to me that 2 and 3 is Trump and the difference between them is maybe it's like in Israel in the municipality where you name a mayor and you name a party to the council, so the United States has 2 groups that support Trump and you choose both the name of the president and the strength of his coalition.

Thanks, but to the best of my knowledge, the US election system is vastly different than the Israeli system and doesn't work that way.

חסוי 7 · 20/10/24

נכתב ע"י H. Clin:
Thanks, but to the best of my knowledge, the US election system is vastly different than the Israeli system and doesn't work that way.

True, but I likened it to the local elections of the town in Israel and only in relation to the ballots

H. Clin · 20/10/24

I found the answer. It has to do with fusion voting. That means it shouldn't matter whether I choose Republican or Conservative.

יופלה אפרסק · 20/10/24

Who is eligible to vote? I have never voted in the past..

H. Clin · 20/10/24

נכתב ע"י יופלה אפרסק:
Who is eligible to vote? I have never voted in the past..

Any US citizen. You just have to give a US address to register.

יופלה אפרסק · 20/10/24

נכתב ע"י H. Clin:
Any US citizen. You just have to give a US address to register.

A sibling's address is fine? He won't get in trouble? It won't interfere with his voting rights?

H. Clin · 20/10/24

נכתב ע"י יופלה אפרסק:
A sibling's address is fine? He won't get in trouble? It won't interfere with his voting rights?

No, it shouldn't affect him at all.

קודם כל-בן אדם. · 20/10/24

@יופלה אפרסק
There's a way to vote even without having a U.S. address
I started the process a few days ago, but haven't finished yet.
From what I've seen, it's actually pretty simple.

Are you an American citizen living in Israel?
You have the right and responsibility to vote in the US elections!
There has never been a closer race or a more critical time!
Your vote is your weapon, use it to defend Israel!
Go to IvoteIsrael.com and register now to recieve your ballot!
SHARE this message with any Americans you know living in Israel .

H. Clin · 20/10/24

נכתב ע"י קודם כל-בן אדם.:
There's a way to vote even without having a U.S. address
I started the process a few days ago, but haven't finished yet.
From what I've seen, it's actually pretty simple.

Are you an American citizen living in Israel?
You have the right and responsibility to vote in the US elections!
There has never been a closer race or a more critical time!
Your vote is your weapon, use it to defend Israel!
Go to IvoteIsrael.com and register now to recieve your ballot!
SHARE this message with any Americans you know living in Israel .

In order to complete the registration process, you're going to have to provide a US address.

יופלה אפרסק · 20/10/24

נכתב ע"י קודם כל-בן אדם.:
@יופלה אפרסק
There's a way to vote even without having a U.S. address
I started the process a few days ago, but haven't finished yet.
From what I've seen, it's actually pretty simple.

Are you an American citizen living in Israel?
You have the right and responsibility to vote in the US elections!
There has never been a closer race or a more critical time!
Your vote is your weapon, use it to defend Israel!
Go to IvoteIsrael.com and register now to recieve your ballot!
SHARE this message with any Americans you know living in Israel .

Is this an official website?

seems that this website is more direct

Americans can vote. Wherever they are.

Ensuring Service members, their eligible family members and overseas citizens can vote -- from anywhere in the world.

www.google.com

H. Clin · 20/10/24

נכתב ע"י יופלה אפרסק:
Is this an official website?

seems that this website is more direct

Americans can vote. Wherever they are.

Ensuring Service members, their eligible family members and overseas citizens can vote -- from anywhere in the world.

www.google.com

They both lead to the same application (which requires a US address).

קודם כל-בן אדם. · 20/10/24

נכתב ע"י יופלה אפרסק:
Is this an official website?

seems that this website is more direct

Americans can vote. Wherever they are.

Ensuring Service members, their eligible family members and overseas citizens can vote -- from anywhere in the world.

www.google.com

I’ve completed the form, it connects to the FVAP (it doesn't really matter where you sign it from. the only information u provide is name, address and 4 last ssn, and then u get a FPCA to sign up, and send by email. ).
The address you provide should be only for your voting area. Even if you’ve never lived in the U.S., you can use your ,parents' address as your voting residence (or any other address in the Us) just include an email address for communication.,as address