Moving and registering to vote
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Moving and registering to vote
I'm registered to vote at my address in Sydenham, but it looks like we're going to be moving around the end of April to a new constituency. Is that leaving it too late to register to vote at my new address or should I stay registered in Sydenham and apply for a postal vote? Does anyone know? Thanks.
Re: Moving and registering to vote
http://www.aboutmyvote.co.uk/register-t ... homemovers
The cut off date is 20th April, if you know your moving date and new address before then, you can change your registration.
The cut off date is 20th April, if you know your moving date and new address before then, you can change your registration.
Last edited by Rachael on 23 Mar 2015 13:31, edited 1 time in total.
Re: Moving and registering to vote
Kirkdalian wrote:I'm registered to vote at my address in Sydenham, but it looks like we're going to be moving around the end of April to a new constituency. Is that leaving it too late to register to vote at my new address or should I stay registered in Sydenham and apply for a postal vote? Does anyone know? Thanks.
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Re: Moving and registering to vote
Ah, thanks for that link Rachael. I had it in my head that you need some actual proof of address like a a tenancy agreement to register to vote (we're moving into a rental and can't see that starting before 30th April) but now I'm thinking you don't.
Tim, I know We love Sydenham, but we need more space, and a garden, I feel really boxed in in our flat! Hopefully will make it down to the next AMG day before we move.
Tim, I know We love Sydenham, but we need more space, and a garden, I feel really boxed in in our flat! Hopefully will make it down to the next AMG day before we move.