What is AR 608-20 ARMY VOTING ASSISTANCE PROGRAM?
AR 608-20 is an Army regulation that establishes policies, responsibilities, and procedures for the Army Voting Assistance Program to ensure eligible Army personnel have the opportunity to register to vote and vote absentee.

Who is covered by AR 608-20?
AR 608-20 covers all Army personnel who are eligible to vote and wish to use the Army Voting Assistance Program to register to vote or cast an absentee ballot.

How can I register to vote using the Army Voting Assistance Program?
You can register to vote using the Army Voting Assistance Program by completing the Federal Post Card Application (FPCA) and submitting it to your unit's Voting Assistance Officer (VAO) before the registration deadline.

What is the role of the Voting Assistance Officer (VAO)?
The Voting Assistance Officer (VAO) is responsible for providing assistance and guidance to Army personnel on voting-related matters, including voter registration and absentee voting, as well as ensuring compliance with AR 608-20.

Can I request an absentee ballot using the Army Voting Assistance Program?
Yes, you can request an absentee ballot using the Army Voting Assistance Program. The VAO can assist you in completing the necessary forms and submitting them within the specified timelines.

How can I ensure my absentee ballot is counted?
To ensure your absentee ballot is counted, it is important to follow all instructions provided by your state's election authority, including proper completion and timely submission of the ballot.

Can I receive assistance in voting if I have a disability?
Yes, if you have a disability, you are entitled to assistance in voting. The Army Voting Assistance Program ensures that reasonable accommodations and support services are provided to individuals with disabilities to facilitate their voting process.

Can I request voting assistance if I am deployed or stationed overseas?
Yes, if you are deployed or stationed overseas, you can request voting assistance through the Army Voting Assistance Program. The VAO can guide you on absentee voting processes and help you navigate any specific challenges associated with voting from overseas locations.

How often should the Voting Assistance Officer (VAO) receive training?
The Voting Assistance Officer (VAO) should receive comprehensive training at least once every two years to stay updated on changes in laws, regulations, and procedures related to the Army Voting Assistance Program.