The Register of Electors is the council’s official register of who resides in each property and shows those eligible to vote.
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You can view a printed copy of the full Register of Electors for your local area at your local customer service centre. Only hand written notes may be taken when looking at the full Register of Electors, photocopies are not permitted.
A copy of the full version of the Register of Electors for the whole of the East Riding can only be viewed at Beverley, Bridlington, Brough or Goole customer service centre.
A copy of the edited version of the register for your local area can be viewed at your local static library. Mobile and travelling libraries do not carry this information. Only Beverley, Bridlington Central and Goole library hold a copy of the edited version of the register for the whole of the East Riding.
There are strict rules governing the viewing of the full register, so any requests must be discussed with electoral services.
A revised version of the full Register of Electors for the East Riding of Yorkshire has been published and is now available for inspection under supervision during office hours at County Hall, Beverley, East Riding of Yorkshire, HU17 9BA.
Notice of Register of Electors 2013 (pdf 14kb opens in new window)
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There are two versions of the register - the full version and the edited version.
Your details will appear on the full version of the register, but you can choose to have your details excluded from the edited version when registering.
The full register is used for elections, preventing and detecting crime, and checking applications for credit. The edited register is available for general sale and can be used for commercial activities such as marketing.
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When completing the electoral registration form, if you tick the "edited register" option you will not appear on the edited version, which can be sold to the public or any person from a company.
Only a limited number of organisations, including credit reference agencies are allowed to buy the full version of the electoral register, although this is a public document in its paper format.
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