Heather Honey, Senior Counselor to the Secretary of Homeland Security, joins Veteran Action founder Mark Lucas to break down UOCAVA, the law that governs military and overseas voting.

Honey explains who qualifies, why civilians now cast most UOCAVA ballots, and how DHS identifies vulnerabilities in election systems. She covers the Department of War's revisions to the Federal Post Card Application, which tighten identification requirements and remove a checkbox for people who never resided in the United States.

Lucas and Honey also discuss Secretary Hegseth's military voting stand-down day, which gives service members and their families dedicated time to learn how to register and request a ballot.