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Topic: Registered to vote?
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M. Spector
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posted 18 September 2008 07:42 PM
That won't work, because you need two pieces of ID before you can vote.Also, if you are not on the National Register of Electors, you will have to ask your local returning officer for a registration form in person, or by telephone, fax or mail. You would then return the completed form to the returning officer in person, or by fax or mail. Proof of identity and address is required: a copy of one document that shows your name, address and signature (such as a driver’s licence), or copies of two pieces of identification, one with your name and address and the other with your name and signature. With appropriate proofs of identity and residence, you can register another elector who lives at the same address; and with proofs of identity and written authorization, another elector who does not live at the same address.
From: One millihelen: The amount of beauty required to launch one ship. | Registered: Feb 2005
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