Election timetable: this week’s deadlines

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Election timetable: this week’s deadlines

By Mark Pack | Mon 5th April 2010 - 9:20 am

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Only one deadline coming up this week, but watch out for a batch early next week:

Close of nominations for local government election (including parish / town council elections): Noon on Thursday 8 April
Proclamation of dissolution / issue of general election writ: Monday 12 April
Statement of persons nominated for local government election: Noon on Monday 12 April
Receipt of general election writ: (Probable date) Tuesday 13 April
Publication of notice of general election: (Probable date) Tuesday 13 April
Deadline for withdrawal of nominations for local government election: Noon on Tuesday 13 April
Deadline for appointment of election agents for local government election: Noon on Tuesday 13 April

For a full timetable see General election and local election timetable, 2010.

Read more by Mark Pack or more about election timetable.
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One Comment

Hywel 5th Apr '10 - 1:18pm

This weeks deadline is moderately important though!

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