Sadly, I read about some punk dressing as a government stooge to harass people casting ballots for a Brazilian election in Miami
That made me think, is it common for other country’s elections to have polling locations in the US? I’d love a list of other countries that have done it, i know voting by mail is a (heccin’ valid) thing, but I mainly mean actual polling stations
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Yes it is.
Australia has “mandatory” voting so living overseas I still should vote and voting locations are announced before elections if you can’t make it to the Aussie embassy in the 2 weeks up to polling day.https://www.aec.gov.au/voting/Ways_to_vote/voting-options.htm
most democratic countries do a offer emigrant (National living abroad) a way to vote. Usually at the consulate/embassy and sometimes at other facilities like culture centrum.
In the same way US citizen can vote for their president from foreign countries if they are registered at the consulate
