Electoral Registration

(British Sign Language version available)

 

Local Authorities are responsible for running elections in their area. Part of this process involves creating a list of all eligible voters who have registered to vote within each Local Authority Boundary. This list is called the Register of Electors or Electoral Register but is more commonly referred to as the Voters Roll.

 

Once compiled the register allows the Electoral Registration Officer to send out Polling Cards prior to Polling Day as well as provide lists of eligible voters to Polling Stations.

 

The candidates you vote for in a particular election will depend on the ward or constituency you are registered in but you do not need to attend a Polling Station to make your vote. You can vote by post or have someone else vote on your behalf if you are unable.

 

You can view instructions on how to fill in all Electoral Registration forms as well as download the forms for use at home.

 

For forms in languages other than English contact Glasgow City Council or visit Aboutmyvote.co.uk

 

To view a short film on registering to vote, select the link provided.

 

If you require further information please contact the Electoral Registration Officer or complete the Talkback Form:

 

The Electoral Registration Officer
Richmond Exchange
20 Cadogan Street
GLASGOW
G2 7LP

 

Public Counter opening times: Monday to Thursday 8.45am to 4.30pm and Friday 8.45am to 3.45pm

 


Phone: 0141 287 4444

Fax: 0141 287 7519

E-mail: voters.roll@fs.glasgow.gov.uk

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