I&#x27;m a US citizen living in Sweden. I still vote in the US, as if I were a resident from where I used to be. In fact, I have a ballot for two municipal offices on my desk right now. (This is the second ballot I&#x27;ve gotten this year. The first was for a school bond. The US has a lot of elections.)<p>In reference to briandear&#x27;s comment &quot;It is illegal to register to vote in a state in which you aren&#x27;t resident&quot;, that simply isn&#x27;t correct.<p>However, I don&#x27;t know what happens with Americans who were born overseas and are citizens because their parents were citizens, but who have never been resident in the US. Ahh, <a href="https:&#x2F;&#x2F;www.fvap.gov&#x2F;citizen-voter&#x2F;reside" rel="nofollow">https:&#x2F;&#x2F;www.fvap.gov&#x2F;citizen-voter&#x2F;reside</a> gives details.