Not on the Electoral register? You must register by 7 June if you want to vote in the EU referendum on 23 June

You need to be on the electoral register to vote in elections and referendums.

If you aren’t already on the electoral register, you must register by 7 June 2016 if you want to vote in the EU referendum on 23 June.

You don’t need to register again in order to vote in the EU referendum if you live in the UK and both of the following apply:
You were registered to vote in the May 2016 elections to the Scottish Parliament or the 2015 General Election.

Use this service to apply to register to vote or to:

• update your name, address or other details on the electoral register
• change your voting preferences, eg to vote in person or by post
• change whether you’re on the open register

It usually takes just 5 minutes.
You may need the following, if you have them:
your National Insurance number
your passport if you’re a British citizen living abroad

Link to UK Government Voter Registration Website

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Make Sure You Are Registered to Vote

A canvass of all households takes place during the period August to November each year. This is your opportunity to ensure that your name and those persons living in your household are included on the electoral register - providing of course that they are eligible to vote. If your name does not appear on the register you will not be able to vote in the local elections in May next year.

If you live in Dundee, a canvass form will be sent to your home address around the end of August. The form will be addressed to the householder and will list all persons in the household who are currently on the register.

If the details on the form are mostly correct you will save the council money by registering using freephone, internet or text(sms) instead of posting back the paper form.

The phone numbers , security codes etc are listed on the form. Registering by any of the above means is far cheaper than the postage costs and staff time involved in processing a paper form and I would encourage you to use any of the above if at all possible.

If there are changes to the information you should make the changes on the form and send it back in the prepaid envelope.

Please respond as soon as possible as this will reduce the number of reminders we need to issue - again saving the council money.

Contact details for the Electoral Registration Officers in Dundee are as follows:

 website   www.dundeecity.gov.uk/supportservs/electoralrege mail     ero@dundeecity.gov.ukphone     01382 434403