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Elections

City of York Council elections are held on a four-year cycle. The next elections for all wards within the city will be Thursday 5 May 2011. Parish Councils have their elections on the same day.

In this section:

Electoral nominations
Information on nominations for Elections and about standing for elections
Joining the electoral register
You can only vote in elections if your name is on the register of electors
Parliamentary constituencies
2013 review of Parliamentary constituency boundaries in England
Postal votes
Applying for a postal vote could not be easier
Proxy votes
You can apply to vote by proxy if you are unable to go to your Polling Station on election day
Election results
Results from elections for the City of York Council area

Elections

Contact

Electoral Services
Guildhall, York YO1 9QN
tel: 01904 551051 / 551007
fax: 01904 551052
email: electoral.services
@york.gov.uk
Monday to Friday 8.30am to 5pm

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Boundary Commission Consultation
The Boundary Commission for England, the independent public body that reviews all Parliamentary constituency boundaries in England, are currently conducting the 2013 Review and would like your views on their initial proposals. This consultation is open until 5 December 2011

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About My Vote, produced by the Electoral Commission
How to register and vote in UK elections

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