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Uxbridge and South Ruislip By-Election 2023

Uxbridge and South Ruislip By-Election 2023: Exercise Your Right to Vote

Uxbridge and South Ruislip by-election 2023

Due to the resignation of former MP Boris Johnson, a by-election will be held for the Uxbridge and South Ruislip constituency on Thursday 20 July.

We encourage all eligible Brunel students to register on the electoral register. If you are not registered, you lose your right to vote.

Voting in elections is an important way to make your voice heard on the issues that concern you. It is central to the way in which our democracy works. Voting in a local election is just as important as voting in a general election, as it allows you to effect change on a local level.

Key deadlines

  • Registration deadline
    The last date to register to vote in this election is midnight on Tuesday 4 July.
  • Postal vote deadline
    The last date to submit a postal vote application is 5pm on Wednesday 5 July. 
  • Proxy vote deadline
    The last date to submit a proxy vote application is 5pm on Wednesday 12 July.
  • Voter Authority Certificate deadline
    The last date to submit a voter authority certificate application is 5pm on Wednesday 12 July.

To find out more about who is eligible to vote and how to vote, please visit the Hillingdon Council website.

How to vote - Hillingdon Council

To find out where polling stations are located, please click below:

https://wheredoivote.co.uk/

To find out who the candidates are:

Statement_of_Persons_Nominated_and_Notice_of_Poll.pdf

Commonwealth and Irish Citizens

The right of some non-British residents, namely Commonwealth and Irish citizens, to vote in UK elections is a result of historic ties with the UK.

Citizens of the Republic of Ireland and qualifying Commonwealth citizens who are resident in the UK are eligible to register for, and vote in, all elections in the UK.

A qualifying Commonwealth citizen is someone who is resident in the UK and who has leave to remain in the UK or does not require leave to remain. Electoral registration officers can check the immigration status of applicants from a Commonwealth nation.

International Voters

For international voters, this is your chance to learn more about the process of casting your vote. Click here to explore valuable information and resources specifically tailored to help you understand the voting procedures and requirements for international citizens. Take advantage of this opportunity to empower yourself and actively engage in the democratic process, ensuring that your voice is heard regardless of your geographical location. Don't miss out on the chance to make a difference and contribute to shaping the global community through your participation in elections.