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There are more than 141,000 people in Germany who are eligible to vote in the United States. At least a third of them also have German citizenship, said the Federal Statistical Office.
There are more than 141,000 people in Germany who are eligible to vote in the United States. At least a third of them also have German citizenship, said the Federal Statistical Office.
The number of US citizens who are eligible to vote living in Germany has increased slightly since the 2016 presidential election. At that time there were 140,000 people, in 2012 it was only 104,000.
Almost 70 percent of the US eligible voters living in Germany are first-generation immigrants, and a slim majority of 58 percent are male.
US soldiers and diplomats stationed in Germany and their relatives do not have to report in this country and are therefore not included in the statistics.
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