Students

Not at uni yet? Visit our page for prospective students.

Students may be able to register at home and at their term-time address. A UK Parliamentary general election must be held by 3 June 2010, so make sure you're registered to vote so that wherever you are on election day, you can have your say.

Registering is easy

All you need to do is follow the steps to fill in the registration form online, print it off and return it to the Electoral Registration Officer at your term-time local council.

If you’d rather print a blank form to fill in later, you can do that too.  Click this link to download a blank registration form.

Other useful pages

• Am I already registered?
• Why should I register to vote?

Can I vote twice, at home and at uni?

You can’t vote twice in:

• a UK Parliamentary, Scottish Parliamentary, National Assembly for Wales or European Parliamentary election.

But you can vote in local government elections at home and at your term-time address, as long as they are not in the same local government area.

• Film - why should I register to vote?

  

  Watch our short film that shows that if you want to have your voice heard, you need to register.

• How do I vote?

  

  It's too late to apply for a postal vote for the June elections, but you can still apply for a proxy vote. Find out more here about ways of voting.

• Polling station walkthrough

  

  Have a look at our animated walk through a polling station to see how easy voting is.