Your name, your vote.
Great Britain.Scottish Office.
Poster showing an image of a draft electoral register with a hand pointing at a name.
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Text continues: "If your name's not on the  Draft Electoral Register, you'll be left without a say when it's time to vote in a Parliamentary, European Parliament or local election. How can you find out? You'll find the Draft Electoral Register on display in your local council office, library and certain post offices. It should contain the names of all eligible voters who were resident in your household on 10 October 1988. Not yet 18? Everyone eligible, born before 16 February 1972 should be on the Register. You'll be able to vote in any election following publication of the 1989 Electoral Register next February, as soon as you reach 18. How to get on the Register. If your name isn't on the Draft Register, you only have until 16 December to have it added. Get a claim form from your Electoral Registration Officer, whose address is on the Draft Register, or from any place where the Register is displayed. But remember, he must recieve the form by 16 December. Make sure you're on the Electoral Register."
Poster produced to encourage the registration of voters.
Poster showing an image of a draft electoral register with a hand pointing at a name.
Voting
Voting registers