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Provided I get good grades for my A-Levels, I'll be going to uni in September. I am registered to vote in Hexham, but my universities are in other constituencies (mainly in Scotland).

So, if the upcoming general election is in October like predicted, how do I vote?

Should I register to vote in a different constituency? Or can I have my postal vote rerouted to Scotland?

It's my first time for all of this, so I don't even know what's legal and what isn't when it comes to voting. Can anyone help?

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[–] [email protected] 0 points 10 months ago* (last edited 10 months ago)

In short:

  • You can vote
  • You can be registered in one or both places
  • You can vote in local elections in both places
  • You can vote in national elections in one place only

Hopefully most of that is answered on this website:

Electoral Commission - Who Can Vote - Students

Hope that helps you - and if you can, do vote, and encourage others to do so too.