Electoral Registration

If you want to be registered for your new address you should contact us to arrange to have your details brought up to date by completing a voter registration form (one per person). Contact us by telephone 01253 658 658 or call into Fylde...

You can check the full electoral register at the Town Hall, Lytham St Annes, which also holds completed back files. Libraries have copies of the edited register.Alternatively you can contact the electoral registration office on 01253 658503, and s...

Please contact Electoral Registration on 01253 658 658 or write to:The Electoral Registration OfficerFreepost BJ 952Town HallLytham St AnnesFY8 1BR.Ballot papers will be sent out approximately two weeks before an election.

A recent change to the law now means that you can add your name to the register of electors at any time throughout the year.

Poll cards are delivered shortly before an Election. Each member of the household who is eligible to vote should receive a poll card which informs them of the date of the election, where their polling station is and the hours of poll. You do not n...

Students have the right to be requested at both home and college addresses and therefore many students register in two places.

Members of HM Forces, and their spouses, can make application to register at any time throughout the year, either as an ordinary elector or as a Service Voter. Either way you have to register annually. All Service Voters are able to vote by post...

The electoral registration officer makes and keeps two versions of the electoral register; the full register and the edited register.The Full RegisterThe full register lists everyone who is entitled to vote. You can check it by calling at your cou...

You can register as an overseas elector providing that you meet certain criteria. Registering as an overseas elector entitles you to vote at parliamentary elections only, for a maximum period of 15 years. For further information please contact us ...

Please notify us in writing that you have changed your name so that we can amend the register of electors.