[the truth]

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

You cant just turn up

[smudgie]

Originally Posted by the truth

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

You cant just turn up

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]

Originally Posted by hijaxers

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]

Originally Posted by 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.

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

[Tom4784]

Just registered, Shall be voting to stay.

[the truth]

Originally Posted by Dezzy

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]

Originally Posted by the truth

damn that backfired on me lol

I'm in

[reece(:]

Originally Posted by Dezzy

Just registered, Shall be voting to stay.

[jennyjuniper]

Originally Posted by Cherie

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

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

[Cherie]

Originally Posted by jennyjuniper

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]

Originally Posted by Cherie

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.