New year, new base? If your family is PCSing next year, don’t forget to fill out the Federal Post Card Application (FPCA) in 2025! This quick step updates your voter registration and ensures your ballot reaches your new home, wherever that may be!

Today in voting history: In 1869, John Campbell, governor of the Wyoming Territory, approved the first law in U.S. history explicitly granting women the right to vote.

Hoy en la historia: En 1869 John Campbell, el gobernador del territorio de Wyoming, aprobó la primera ley en la historia de EE.UU. otorgando explícitamente el derecho al voto a las mujeres.

Curious about how the Electoral College works? 🤔 Check out the Election Asst. Comm. guide to learn how representatives (Electors) are selected in each state and DC and how votes are cast for the nominees. eac.gov/sites/default/…

Ever wondered how and why each state has a particular amount of Electors for the Electoral College? 📍 Check out this Election Asst. Comm. explainer to understand how they're allocated and how many each state has. Learn more here: eac.gov/sites/default/…

Wondering if your vote was counted? If you have questions about your ballot, reach out to your election officials for assistance. Stay informed and proactive. Find your local election office contact info here: fvap.gov/search-offices👍 #FVAP #VoteReady

Didn’t get a chance to vote in November? Now’s the time to register for future elections. While the president is only elected every four years, state and local elections happen throughout the year.

¿No tuviste oportunidad de votar en noviembre? Ahora es el momento de registrarte para las próximas elecciones. Mientras que el presidente se elige cada 4 años, las elecciones estatales y locales ocurren a través del año.

Learn about how elections are certified from Election Asst. Comm.: youtube.com/watch?v=TlrRPW…

¿No has tomado una resolución de fin de año? Te sugerimos que te comprometas a votar en cada elección en tu área en el 2025. Chequea que tu registro de votante esté al día seleccionando tu estado o territorio en vote.gov/es.

Haven’t decided on a New Year’s resolution? We suggest committing to voting in every election in your area in 2025. Check that your voter registration is up to date by selecting your state or territory on vote.gov.

Happy 2025! Are you registered to vote in this year’s elections? Check your status at vote.gov.

¡Feliz 2025! ¿Estás inscrito para votar en las elecciones de este año? Comprueba tu estado en vote.gov/es. #FelizAñoNuevo

Once you register to vote, you can vote in local, state, and national elections. Learn more about local and state elections from USAGov: usa.gov/state-local-el…

Una vez que te registres, puedes votar en las elecciones locales, estatales y nacionales. Aprende más sobre las elecciones locales y estatales en USAGov en Español: usa.gov/es/elecciones-…

Share your #IVoted sticker to show how far your ballot traveled in the 2024 elections. 👉fvap.gov/IVotedSticker #NationalStickerDay

Tomorrow is Inauguration Day, the day when the president-elect and VP-elect are sworn in and take office. Learn more about inauguration of the president: usa.gov/inauguration

Mañana se inaugura la nueva presidencia. El presidente y vicepresidente electos toman el mando después de hacer su juramento. Lee más sobre la inauguración presidencial en: usa.gov/es/dia-inugura…

Today we’re remembering the impact Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. had on voting rights. Protests led by Dr. King helped lead to the 1965 Voting Rights Act, which enforced the right to vote for African Americans. Honor Dr. King's legacy by ensuring you’re registered to vote. #MLKDAY

Hoy conmemoramos el impacto del Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. en los derechos para votar. Honra el legado del Dr. King asegurándote que estás registrado para votar. #MLKDay