FAQs: Elections
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Elections FAQs
Q: Can you tell me who lives at .......?
Q: I am moving house, how can I register for my new address?
Q: I would like to arrange to vote by post. What do I have to do?
Q: How do I find out if I am registered at my current address?
Q: What is the difference between the edited register and the full register?
Q: I am not sure if I have a postal / proxy vote. Can you check for me?
Q: I pay my council Tax. Why am I not on the Electoral Register?
Q: Do I have to pay Council Tax to register to vote?
Q: Can I apply for a postal vote?
Q: Can I check the Register of Electors to find a person?
Yes, but as the electoral registers are address based it could take some time if looking for a name only. The Edited paper copy is available for inspection at any of our offices. The Full version is available to view by appointment only at the main offices.
Answer Updated by , 12/08/2010 10:47
Q: Why is the Register of Electors not on the Waverley website?
Q: I would like to arrange a proxy vote. What do I have to do?
Q: If I fail to complete my annual electoral registration form for a couple of years, what can happen?
Q: Do students sharing a rented house have to complete the voter registration form?
Q: Can I find out which address I was last registered at on the electoral register?
Q: When are the next Waverley Borough and Parish Elections?
Q: How many Waverley Borough seats are up for election?
Q: How many parish or town seats are up for election?
Q: How long are polling stations open for?
Q: How will I know where my polling station is?
Q: I am emigrating in a month's time and I won't be coming back to the UK, what do I do?