You MUST register to vote for EU referendum here

[the truth]

https://www.gov.uk/register-to-vote

You cant just turn up:blush:

[smudgie]

https://www.gov.uk/register-to-vote

You cant just turn up:blush:

No difference there then, you have to be on the electoral roll for any vote.
As there are local council elections etc shortly most people interested will already be registered.

[hijaxers]

I always postal vote and i cannot wait to vote us OUT

[Marsh.]

No sh*t sherlock.

[arista]

I always postal vote and i cannot wait to vote us OUT



Nothing Wrong With That

[jennyjuniper]

It's b..... unfair. They say I can't vote because I've been living outside of Britain for over 15 years, but I'm still a British citizen with a British passport and I live in Europe.

[Cherie]

It's b..... unfair. They say I can't vote because I've been living outside of Britain for over 15 years, but I'm still a British citizen with a British passport and I live in Europe.

How is that unfair? I assume you vote in Denmark so why should you have two votes especially when you don't live here, I can't vote in Irish elections and I wouldn't want to I don't pay my taxes in Ireland or live there so why should I have a say in their affairs, I do have a sought after Irish passport though as do my English kids :hee:

[Tom4784]

Just registered, Shall be voting to stay.

[the truth]

Just registered, Shall be voting to stay.
damn that backfired on me lol

[arista]

Good on you The Truth
you may pick up more wanting out.


Its a thread with a good use.

Do not worry about Sweet Dezzy

[Kizzy]

damn that backfired on me lol

I'm in :)

[reece(:]

Just registered, Shall be voting to stay.
:clap1:

[jennyjuniper]

How is that unfair? I assume you vote in Denmark so why should you have two votes especially when you don't live here, I can't vote in Irish elections and I wouldn't want to I don't pay my taxes in Ireland or live there so why should I have a say in their affairs, I do have a sought after Irish passport though as do my English kids :hee:

It's unfair because I have no vote at all. I can vote for local elections here in Denmark and for who I want to represent the EU from Danish candidates, but I can't vote in Danish national elections or decide if Britain stays or goes.
As for taxes, I receive a small OAP pension, which I pay tax on.

[_Tom_]

I assume I am already registered to vote since I've received my polling card for the 5th May elections? Can't wait to vote us out of this EU mess http://i.imgur.com/akqMcKV.png?1

[Cherie]

It's unfair because I have no vote at all. I can vote for local elections here in Denmark and for who I want to represent the EU from Danish candidates, but I can't vote in Danish national elections or decide if Britain stays or goes.
As for taxes, I receive a small OAP pension, which I pay tax on.

So effectively you have no vote in either country which is incredibly unfair

[Livia]

There's an election for the Police and Crime Commissioners on 5th May. Hope everyone's registered for that. Last time the turnout was about 18%.

[Kizzy]

You might want to start a thread about it then?

[jennyjuniper]

So effectively you have no vote in either country which is incredibly unfair

I think so Cherie. I'm in a No Mans Land when it comes to voting and no-one I've spoken to about it, either in Britain or Denmark has been able to offer a solution. I could vote for national elections in denmark if I took Danish citizenship, but no way am I giving up my British passport.