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Why should I register?
It is compulsory to fill in the annual voting registration form, if you don't, you could go to court, be fined up to £1,000, and get a criminal record.
Only those registered as electors can vote. If you aren’t registered you can’t help decide who represents you or your local area, or who forms the next government.
The register is supplied to credit reference agencies, so non-registration may affect your ability to open a bank account, take out a mortgage, or buy things on credit.
Juries are summoned using the electoral register.
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