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Register to vote, change how you vote, or remove yourself from the electoral register.
You can use the online service to register to vote or to:
It takes around five minutes. You'll need your National Insurance number.
If you're a student, you can register to vote at both your home and term-time addresses, as long as they're not in the same council area.
If your main address is a caravan or park home, you can still register to vote. If your poll card doesn't come in the post at election time you can find out where your polling station is online. You don't need your poll card to vote.
If you think that being on the electoral register could put your safety at risk, you may be able to register anonymously. You will need to:
To register anonymously you'll need to download an anonymous registration form and email it to electoral.services@canterbury.gov.uk
Your name and address will be replaced by a code, and your details won't be included on any forms sent to the household. If we need to contact you, we'll do this without revealing your anonymous registration.
Applications are valid for one year and renewal details will be sent to you automatically.
You can still register to vote if you have no fixed address. This may be because you are:
You'll need a local connection, such as somewhere you have lived before. Contact our elections team to register.