Absentee Voting Information for U.S. Citizens Abroad

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New regulations for overseas voting are in effect as of 2010.  To be sure you receive your ballot, the Department of State urges overseas voters to send in a new registration/ballot request form every election year, and whenever you change your name, address, or email address.  

For voting registration and absentee ballot requests, you may refer to the State Department webpage on Overseas Voting, or the information provided by the Federal Voting Assistance Program.

Contacting the Voting Assistance Officers in France

To contact the Voting Assistance Officer and/or request forms or information, you may send us an e-mail or call numbers provided below.  The Voting Assistance Officers at the Consular Section of the U.S. Embassy in Paris, and the Consular Offices located throughout France are always available to answer your voting questions.

When requesting voting information by e-mail, please indicate your name, current address in France and your last “legal state of residence” in the United States.

U.S. Embassy, Paris
E-mail:  VoteParis@state.gov

Telephone contact:
04 91 54 96 10
01 43 12 29 93
01 43 12 20 93
01 43 12 20 21

U.S Consulate General, Marseille
E-mail:  VoteMarseille@state.gov

Telephone: 04 91 54 90 84