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Old_-_School · 2009-06-03 20:50:51

Moved house. Never registered my new address to vote but still got a voting card? Was wondering how was that possible? Also got a voting card at my old address? Are both valid? Don't worry, I only plan to vote once but it'd be nice to have a choice of locations.

03-06-2009 08:50PM

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Old_-_School

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Moved house. Never registered my new address to vote but still got a voting card? Was wondering how was that possible?

Also got a voting card at my old address? Are both valid? Don't worry, I only plan to vote once but it'd be nice to have a choice of locations.

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#2 03-06-2009 11:39PM

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Happened to sister, moved house a few weeks not updating anything but they knew somehow she moved address.

While both are valid, its illegal to vote more then once.

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