evidence: Over the course of 3 presidential elections and 4 midterm elections since the UOCAVA amendments, voting data from the 2022 Midterm Election continues to show its impact on military voting. The amendments have given military members more time to vote by reducing time-related obstacles. [...] When adjusting for demographic differences between Service members and civilians (age, gender, education, etc.), the military voter registration rate increased by 3 percentage points from 2018 to 2022, while the registration rate for eligible civilian voters in the United States only increased by 2% in the 2022 election. [...] More information on military voting is available in FVAP's Interactive Data Center and Post-Election Report to Congress. See FVAP's repository of military voting data and reports extending back to 1962.