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Not on register anymore - why?

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  • 09-04-2018 1:54pm
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    shivermetimber
    Registered Users Posts: 270 ✭✭


    Quick one hopefully. Just checked for myself and other half on the register and we are not present anymore for some reason. Have been in same dwelling since 2012 and have voted in the same sex marriage referendum and the last election. A previous housemate is listed on it still. Have the rfa2 form to get put on again but what would the reason be for us not being on it now?


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    Snaffles2014
    Registered Users Posts: 246 ✭✭Snaffles2014


    I have a young adult at home now who needs to register so need to go through that process but also I i was registered to vote at home and I've since moved to another constituency and county, so how do I update/re-register to vote myself?

    https://www.checktheregister.ie ..... need to be registered by May 8th it seems

    Ideally before the upcoming referendum so I'm guessing this needs to be sooner rather that later.


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    shivermetimber
    Registered Users Posts: 270 ✭✭shivermetimber


    Snaffles2014 wrote: »
    Possibly on the same topic .... I have adults at home now who need to register so need to go through that process but also I am registered to vote at home and I've since moved to another constituency and county, so how do I update/re-register to vote myself?

    Ideally before the upcoming referendum so I'm guessing this needs to be sooner rather that later.

    Here you go.

    Regarding my original query, I rang the council and myself and herself are in fact on the register. The person on the phone said it must be a technical glitch and then went on to mutter something about other people have reported it but it has been noted. Seemed evasive so left it.


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    Glass fused light
    Registered Users Posts: 1,576 ✭✭✭Glass fused light


    shivermetimber wrote: »
    Here you go.

    Regarding my original query, I rang the council and myself and herself are in fact on the register. The person on the phone said it must be a technical glitch and then went on to mutter something about other people have reported it but it has been noted. Seemed evasive so left it.
    There are 2 versions of the register, each individual has the right to have their name redacted from the one the council publish on the web, from memory the one in the local library is the full version. They will have a full version in their office if you are still unsure call the reception back and ask to be put through to the person who is responsible.

    https://www.vote.ie/register/


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    shivermetimber
    Registered Users Posts: 270 ✭✭shivermetimber


    Glass fused light wrote: »
    There are 2 versions of the register, each individual has the right to have their name redacted from the one the council publish on the web, from memory the one in the local library is the full version. They will have a full version in their office if you are still unsure call the reception back and ask to be put through to the person who is responsible.

    https://www.vote.ie/register/

    Weird, I wonder why the person I spoke to didn't mention that as possibly being the case then :confused:


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    Captain Obvious
    Registered Users Posts: 4,165 ✭✭✭Captain Obvious


    shivermetimber wrote: »
    Weird, I wonder why the person I spoke to didn't mention that as possibly being the case then :confused:

    Probably didn't know.


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