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Steve
Steve
15 Jun 2024 09:43

Hi, I applied for a postal votal vote online, which was accepted. I received the following email from electoralservices@teignbridge.gov.uk.

 

I am pleased to inform you that I have allowed your absent vote application.

Save time and do it online www.teignbridge.gov.uk

 

I applied a couple of weeks ago but haven't received anything by post yet. However, I would prefer to vote online anyway but there doesn't seem to be any information on how to do it. Does anyone know how voting online works?

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Dil
Dil
15 Jun 2024 13:25

Just looked at this on the Teignbridge website, I guess online won't open until then either perhaps

Postal ballot packs will be sent to you before an election (usually eight working days before polling day). The ballot paper will be included with those cast at polling stations as long as we receive it before 10pm on polling day. Please bear the eight working days in mind, especially if you live overseas and want your ballot papers sent to you. You may want to appoint a proxy instead.

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Steve
Steve
15 Jun 2024 14:05

Thanks Dil, that makes sense.

Carer
Carer
15 Jun 2024 18:17

Voting online is so open to corruption.

I too have postal voting due to my mobility issues but I would prefer to vote 'in person' at a polling station, otherwise it takes away the excitement and the personal service.

IMO, far too may things are being done online now, doing away with the personal contact and interaction with other people.

Steve
Steve
16 Jun 2024 08:02

My problem is I don't have any photo id and so I can't vote in person. You don't need photo id for a postal vote, just a signature.

We cannot vote online in this country. Try a web search or just go straight to Gov.uk.

Screenshot 2024 06 16 at 10 35 49 How to vote Overview   GOV

https://www.gov.uk/how-to-vote

Steve
Steve
16 Jun 2024 11:56

Yes, it looks like "save time and do it online" is a government slogan, probably added to all correspondence regardless.

@Steve, yep, think it just refers to registration being quicker online than by post.

Steve
Steve
27 Jun 2024 09:23

I still haven't received my postal ballot papers. They are cutting it a bit fine aren't they?

Does anyone know if you can you download them?

Daverc
Daverc
27 Jun 2024 10:28

Steve.  I got mine several days ago.  The postal poll card says "If you have not received your postal vote by Friday 28 June 2024 call 01626 215104".

Steve
Steve
27 Jun 2024 11:35

OK, thanks @Daverc. I will call them tomorrow unless it arrives in the meantime.

Steve
Steve
28 Jun 2024 10:08

Received this morning.

Along with a separate supposedly signed-for letter that was not signed for, which I’m going to start a new subject on.

 

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