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ELECTORAL SERVICES

Tel: 03450 455 214

Email: election@scambs.gov.uk (This link will open in a new window)

Election FAQs

• Can I view the register online?
• What do I do if I find my name is not included in the Register?
• Do I have to be on the Electoral Register to get credit?
• Are there two versions of the Register?
• I have lost/damaged my voter registration form, can you send me another form?

More election FAQs

Electoral Services

Annual Canvass 2010

The Annual Canvass of all South Cambridgeshire properties is about to begin. Find out about why we carry out the canvass, and your frequently asked questions are answered.

Elections 2010

The results of all recent elections can be found here, including the Parliamentary and District elections of 6 May, the Parish elections of 27 May and the Shepreth Parish By-election held on 24 June 2010.

Register to vote

To take part in any election, it's vital that your details are on the electoral register. We annually send out a form to all South Cambridgeshire homes listing the details of the people we have registered at each property. Returning this form is the best way to make sure you can have your say on polling day. Find out here which district ward, county division or parliamentary constituency you are in.

Postal and proxy voting

You can also apply for a postal or proxy vote. Application to vote by post requires you to provide a specimen signature and your date of birth in advance of the next election. You will have to provide this information again on a security statement when returning your ballot paper. You can apply for someone to cast your vote on your behalf, providing you have completed the appropriate application form and that person meets certain criteria.

Frequently asked questions

Q: What if I am unable to get to the polling station on election day? Q: Why do send me a form each year? I registered years ago - nothing has changed. Q: Will I be able to vote as soon as I have completed the registration form? Get answers to these and many more questions about electoral services.

Thinking of becoming a councillor?

Do you ever wish you could influence the way things are done in your area? Councillors provide a vital link between the council and the local community and play an important role in ensuring the Council fulfils its duties and takes inclusive decisions having regard to the needs of local people. The role of a councillor can be varied.

Results archive (This link will open in a new window)

Get the results of the most recent and past elections, going back to 2004.