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The EU elections allow you to either vote in your country of residence or in your country of birth. You just need to register beforehand and you'll just be able
by arianvanp 2y ago
The EU elections allow you to either vote in your country of residence or in your country of birth. You just need to register beforehand and you'll just be able to vote at a local ballot.
Here in Germany they even actively inform you of that choice. I got a letter both from the dutch government and the German government that I can make a decision to either vote in Germany or in Netherlands
- ornornor 2y agoYes, I’m not saying it’s impossible. I still need to travel to my residence country’s capital which is several hours away and not free to get to in order to cast my vote in person. That’s quite a hurdle and I’m not surprised that participation is so low as a result.