Are you ready to vote?

The last General Election was held on Thursday 12 December 2019.

Click here to see the results for the three constituencies in Brent

To find out more, visit Your Vote Matters by the Electoral Commission.

How to register

To check whether you are already registered, to change your details (eg address) or to find out more including whether you are eligible and what you need to register, visit Brent Council’s Register to vote page, or contact them:

London Borough of Brent
Electoral Services
Civic Centre
Engineers Way
WEMBLEY
HA9 0FJ
020 8937 1372
[email protected]
http://www.brent.gov.uk/elections

It usually only takes about five minutes to register to vote.

For more information on registering to vote, elections and how to vote, visit
Your Vote Matters by the Electoral Commission.

Your vote matters: make it count.

Further information

The Electoral Commission provides further information on various topics.

Voting in person, by post or proxy

For further information: Voting in person, by post or proxy

Students

If you’re a student, you may be able to register to vote at both your home address and your term-time address.

You can only vote once in a general election. It is a criminal offence to vote twice in one election.

This means you must choose if you want to vote at your home address or at your term-time address.

For further information: Students

Armed forces

If you are in the Armed Forces – or a spouse or partner of someone who is – you can register as a service voter.

For further information: Armed forces

Overseas voters

If you are a UK citizen living abroad, you can apply to be an overseas voter.

For further information: Overseas voters

People with no fixed address

You can still register to vote even if you do not have a fixed address. This may be because you are:

  • a patient in a mental health hospital
  • homeless
  • a merchant seaman
  • part of the gypsy or travelling community
  • living on a boat or other movable residence
  • a person remanded in custody
  • If you are staying at an address for an extended length of time then you can be considered as residing there and can register for that address. This could be a hospital, hostel, prison facility or similar place.

For further information: People with no fixed address

For further information on elections, registering and voting, see the website of the Electoral Commission.

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