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Bic Basher Wrote:

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> If you registered to vote in the recent Mayoral

> and Assembly elections, it'll be at exactly the

> same place as in May.



Don't bank on it - our polling station has moved from the Goose Green centre to the Arnott Road Baptist church, for some reason.

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JRK Wrote:

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> If you receive a postal vote card can you still

> chose to vote on the day or do I have to do a

> postal vote? Thanks



You can't actually go in and vote, but you can take your postal vote form along and hand it in to be included.


http://www.aboutmyvote.co.uk/frequently-asked-questions/voting-by-post

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