with Tara Flanagan
Postal votes from Ireland could be the difference
Postal votes from Ireland could be the difference in the upcoming US Presidential election.
The race for the presidency continues to be a close one, and Americans living abroad are being reminded they can widen the margins.
An estimated 25 to 35 thousand Americans are currently based in Ireland and are eligible to vote.
Patti Shields, Chairperson for Democrats Abroad Ireland, says it's time for everyone to dust off their passports.
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The bill will now be examined by an Oireachtas committee before progressing to the next stage.
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Proposals were brought to the meeting by the Transport Minister, and he's hopeful the law can be enacted before the Dáil's summer recess.
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