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Referendum Postal Vote

EachSmallChime · 2018-04-05 14:25:04

Has anyone any experience applying for a postal vote with a PVS2 form? I found the form here but I'm wondering what kind of reasons are acceptable if you can't get to a polling station because of your job? I'll still be in Ireland but don't want to make a massive trip across the country

05-04-2018 3:25pm

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EachSmallChime

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Has anyone any experience applying for a postal vote with a PVS2 form?

I found the form here but I'm wondering what kind of reasons are acceptable if you can't get to a polling station because of your job?

I'll still be in Ireland but don't want to make a massive trip across the country

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EachSmallChime wrote: »

Has anyone any experience applying for a postal vote with a PVS2 form?

I found the form here but I'm wondering what kind of reasons are acceptable if you can't get to a polling station because of your job?

I'll still be in Ireland but don't want to make a massive trip across the country

If your employment requires you to be away from your polling station on the day of the vote, and your employer is willing to state as such on the form, then there shouldn't be a problem.

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