Postal Voting
Every voter is entitled to a postal vote.
You no longer need a special reason to apply for a postal vote. Anyone can have a postal vote simply because they want one. You can apply for a postal vote on a temporary or permanent basis.
If you miss the deadline to post your postal vote, it can be taken it to the polling station on polling day. It must however be sealed in its envelope exactly as if it were being posted.
To apply for a postal vote find your local council below and follow the links to get to their postal voting pages and forms. These should be returned to your council.
return to the main voting page @ www.windsorlibdems.org.uk
The Royal Borough of Windsor & Maidenhead
- Register for a Postal Vote if you live in The Royal Borough of Windsor & Maidenhead
- Go straight to The Royal Borough of Windsor and Maidenhead Postal Vote Form
The Conservative controlled Royal Borough of Windsor & Maidenhead has recently abolished its FREEPOST address for the return of postal vote forms. Please see the form for details of how to return the form under the new arrangements.
Bracknell Forest Borough Council
- Register for a Postal Vote if you live in The Borough of Bracknell Forest
- Go Straight to the Bracknell Forest Borough Council Postal Vote Form
Slough Borough Council
- Register for a Postal Vote if you live in The Borough of Slough
- Go Straight to the Slough Borough Council Postal Vote Form
Electors should check the information on this page with the Electoral Commission or their local Elections Office before acting on it - Page date Feb 09
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