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Elections and Electoral Services

Welcome to the Electoral Services section, we hope it provides you with all the information you need about upcoming elections, how to register and much more.

Register to Vote (Electoral Register), Postal or Proxy Votes

• Please see the Voter, Postal and Proxy Vote Registration Forms page.

Who are my Councillors / is my Member of Parliament?

• Please see the Street Index Listing to look up your street's councillors and Member of Parliament (MP).
  

How to vote?

• If you have registered to vote, this page will guide you how to vote.
  

When are Elections Held?

The next local election will be on May 6th 2010. The next general election has yet to be announced but will be in 2010.

The last elections were:

• Local County Council elections - June 4th 2009
  
• European Parliament elections - June 4th 2009
  
• Local Borough Council elections - May 1st 2008
  
• General Election-  May 2005
  

Parliamentary elections are held at least once every five years, the last one being in May 2005. However, they can be called at any time. This site will be updated as soon as the date of the next parliamentary election is known.

For further answers to your questions, please see our Frequently Asked Questions page.

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