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Postal voting changes are coming

Posted on July 9, 2025July 9, 2025 by ecwlarcombe

Briefly:

New legislation means you need to renew your postal vote every 3 years by resubmitting a postal vote application.

Changes to postal voting arrangements are being introduced.

Existing postal voting arrangements will expire if not renewed by January 2026.   The new postal voting arrangements have a limited life and will have to be renewed every three years.

Later this year:  Registered postal voters will be contacted by email or by letter to both explain the changes – and to detail the actions necessary to retain the ability for individuals to cast a postal vote.

There is a .gov web site that you may find helpful here

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