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Can I
vote?
To be able to vote, your name must appear on the
Register of Electors. If you are a registered elector in Hull
North, you will automatically be sent ballot papers by post, to the
address you are registered at, for you to complete and return.
To obtain a Register of Electors form, you will need
to telephone the Electoral Services Office at the City Council on
01482 613069, alternatively, you can download a form by clicking
http://www.hullcc.gov.uk/pls/portal/docs/PAGE/HOME/COUNCIL%20GOVERNMENT%20AND%20DEMOCRACY/ELECTIONS%20AND%20VOTING/VOTING/REGISTERING%20TO%20VOTE/VOTER%20REGISTRATION%20FORM.PDF.
If you are not sure whether you are
registered to vote at your present address, telephone the Electoral
Services Office at the City Council on 01482 613069 and they will
be able to help you.
Can I Have a Postal Vote?
Yes, anyone can have a postal
vote and you do not have to give a reason. Many people lead
such busy lives, why not apply for a postal vote so you don't have
to worry about voting on the day? For more information, telephone
the Electoral Services Office at the City Council on 01482 613 069,
alternatively you can download a form by clicking
http://www.hullcc.gov.uk/pls/portal/docs/PAGE/HOME/COUNCIL%20GOVERNMENT%20AND%20DEMOCRACY/ELECTIONS%20AND%20VOTING/VOTING/POSTAL%20VOTING/POSTAL_APP2_0.PDF.
What if I am out of the country on
Election Day?
You can apply for a proxy
vote. Proxy voting is another way of casting your vote during an
election, and enables you to appoint a person to vote on your
behalf. The appointed person can vote on your behalf in two ways;
by going to the polling station itself or by post known as a
“postal proxy”. For more information, telephone the Electoral
services Office at the City Council on 01482 613069.
The address for the Returning Officer and
the Elections and Electoral Registration at Kingston Upon Hull City
Council is:
Electoral
Services
Kingston Upon Hull
Guildhall
Alfred Gelder Street
Kingston Upon Hull
HU1 2AA
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