How Do I Register To Vote?

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You can register to vote online, and Slough says that’s the quickest and easiest way. If you prefer, you can also ask for a paper form, but you need to register yourself.

Way to register What to do Link
Online Complete the application on the Government’s secure national registration service Register to vote online (GOV.UK)
Paper form Ask Slough Electoral Services to send you a registration form by post, then return it Email Electoral Services using the contact details on the Slough page
No fixed address Use the “Declaration of Local Connection” form for people without a permanent address Form mentioned on the Slough page

A few things to have ready: your date of birth and national insurance number. If you’ve changed your name or address, you should update your details as well.

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