Mark Pack

Election timetable: this week’s deadlines

By | Mon 26th April 2010 - 9:10 am

The deadlines coming up this week are:

  • Deadline for submitting new requests for proxy votes (except for medical emergencies proxies) : 5pm on Tuesday 27 April
  • Publication of notice of poll for local government elections: Not later than Tuesday 27 April
  • Publication of version of electoral register used for determining entitlement to vote: Wednesday 28 April
  • Deadline for appointing counting agents and polling agents (local elections): Wednesday 28 April
  • BBC TV debate between party leaders: Thursday 29 April (8:30pm)

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

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