Elections
We have procedures in place to deal with the post, but would encourage all electors to use online functions systems:
- Register to vote online
- Email Voter.registration@cornwall.gov.uk
- View the elections pages - www.cornwall.gov.uk/elections
The Government has introduced new Regulations. They allow Returning Officers to postpone all elections until 6 May 2021. Other electoral legislation has not been altered. We have to continue to carry out these functions within the Public Health for England guidelines. This includes advertising casual vacancies and all electoral registration functions.
How Electoral Services use your data
The law relating to how we collect, hold and process personal data has changed. This is due to the General Data Protection Regulation and the Data Protection Act 2018.
Please read our privacy notice. This provides information on what we do with your data and your rights.
We have procedures in place to deal with the post, but would encourage all electors to use online functions systems:
- Register to vote online
- Email Voter.registration@cornwall.gov.uk
- View the elections pages - www.cornwall.gov.uk/elections
The Government has introduced new Regulations. They allow Returning Officers to postpone all elections until 6 May 2021. Other electoral legislation has not been altered. We have to continue to carry out these functions within the Public Health for England guidelines. This includes advertising casual vacancies and all electoral registration functions.
How Electoral Services use your data
Continue readingThe law relating to how we collect, hold and process personal data has changed. This is due to the General Data Protection Regulation and the Data Protection Act 2018.
Please read our privacy notice. This provides information on what we do with your data and your rights.
You can vote at your polling station or apply to vote by post or by proxy. Since 2014, under the individual electoral registration system, each person must register to vote themselves. You need to be registered to vote before you can vote by post or proxy.
Take me thereInformation and maps for the 122 electoral divisions in Cornwall. Each division elects one Cornwall councillor, except for Bude which elects two councillors. More details are in the maps and schedules on our Polling Districts and Polling Places Review 2014 pages.