Scottish Parliamentary Elections and Alternative Vote Referendum


 

 

 
How to Register to Vote

Are you on the register of electors?

If you are not on the register of electors then you will not be able to vote.  You can check copies of the register at the Central Library, Wellgate and the Electoral Registration Office, 18 City Square.

Details for the electoral register are collected once a year.  All households are sent an Electoral Form in late August to early September each year for householders to complete and return to the Electoral Registration Officer.  If your name is not included on this form you run the risk of not being included in the Electoral Register and therefore unable to vote. If you are not on the register or need to change your details, for instance if you have moved house, then see rolling registration.

Rolling Registration

Rolling registration procedures mean that the register of electors is updated every month. This means that you can either add or update your details more regularly and quickly.

If you have either moved home, are coming up to 18 years of age or are not on the register, all you need to do is fill in a voter registration form.

The last day for receipt of applications to be included on the register in time to vote at the election on 5th May 2011 is 15th April 2011.

You can download a Registration Form and Important Information here - see below

Download Registration Form (82kb PDF)

Download Important Information on Registering (49kb PDF)

Contact Details

If you have any questions on whether you are registered to vote, postal votes or proxy votes, please contact the Electoral Registration Officer on 01382 434444 for residents of Dundee.

You can also obtain registration forms from the Central Library, Wellgate or the Electoral Registration Office at 18 City Square, Dundee.