When you are registered for postal voting, this means that any ballot papers for the elections will be sent to you via the postal service a couple of weeks before election day and you return them the same way in a pre-paid envelope included with your postal pack. If you are not registered or you are not sure if you are, you can register online on the GOV.UK website. Alternatively, you can call our contact centre on 01 and they can tell you if you are registered and advise further. To set up a postal vote you need to first be registered to vote. Details of the address to post it to are below.Äownload the postal vote form (Adobe PDF format, 83kb) You can then post it back to us free, or scan and send it if you can or take a clear photo and email that to us. Or, you can download and print the postal application form below, complete it fully and sign it. You can email us at call 01 with your name and full address, including postcode and we can post a form to you. By law we need a signed application form to allow a postal vote.
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