Residents urged to register for police elections

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Residents urged to register for police elections

Don’t lose your chance to vote in the first Police and Crime Commissioner elections on Thursday 15 November.

Over the last two months, households in Bury have received an annual canvas voter registration form. Those who have not received a form, or who have lost it, can call 0161 253 5252 or print off a registration form at www.aboutmyvote.co.uk

Mike Kelly, electoral registration officer for Bury, said: “You have to be on the electoral register if you want to have your say in the first Police and Crime Commissioner Elections.”

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Press release issued: 1 October 2012.

 

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