Are all votes created equal?: Absentee voters scramble for answers as the US general election approaches

Democracy in the United States is a beloved thing, and to be able to participate is a privilege. All citizens were unfortunately not granted the full right to vote until nearly 60 years ago; with this, Americans hold their rights near and dear to their hearts. But does this privilege have caveats when a citizen leaves the country? Is voting abroad more trouble than it is worth? 

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Taryn Crowley