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We encourage as many people as possible to vote in every election. This section includes information on how to vote, the latest election results in local and parliamentary elections and how to stand for election to become a councillor. Online Services
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Frequently Asked QuestionsI have just had my 18th birthday. Do I have to wait until the next electoral register is prepared before I can vote? >How do I vote? > Does it matter if I lose my poll card? > Who are the people who ask for my poll number when I leave the polling station? > How do I vote by post? > How do I vote by proxy? > What happens if I make a mistake on my ballot paper? > I thought voting was secret. Why does the clerk write my poll number on the corresponding numbers list? > What happens after the voting has finished? > What should I do if I have any other questions about elections or voting? > How do I submit a petition to the Council? > Contact UsTel: 01273 484116 , Fax: 01273 484146 , Minicom: 01273 484488, Email: electoral@lewes.gov.ukYou can visit us at: 32 High Street, Lewes, East Sussex, BN7 2LX Maps: Maps of the Lewes District Read More...
Or call us on 01273 484116 or 01273 484117 and we will be happy to check for you. There is useful information about how to vote on the 'voting' link.
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Interested in becoming a councillor? > District and Town/Parish Council Elections: 3 May 2007 > Election Results: 4 May 2007 > Electoral registration > European parliamentary elections > Parliamentary elections > Voting > Electoral boundaries > General and County Council elections - 5th May 2005 > Useful Links
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