Why Americans living abroad are a voting bloc with untapped political potential

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

75% : I feel I have to educate people about universal health care and how wonderful it is."
56% : "When it comes to health care, when it comes to gun control -- I think it's really important to hear directly from Americans living in Sweden what exactly it is like."Carol Moore, who lives in London with a second home in Palm Beach County, Fla., leads the Florida team of Democrats Abroad.
53% : "You know, we've fought a war about this, and we have universal health care and to watch that be the conversation in the debates in the U.S. is really odd.
52% : "They see the benefits, they see a lived example of -- OK, maybe universal health care isn't a communist program."
47% : "And also, if they're taking this right away from women, what will be next in terms of racial equality, LGBTQ equality?"For Nicolas Conquer, a French dual citizen living in Paris who is originally from Minnesota, the top issue is inflation and the economy -- closely matching national polls of stateside voters.

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