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One Million Missing Voters but Where are the British Expats?
In a speech today at Sheffield Hallam University Labour Party leader Ed Miliband is launching a voter registration drive. He is claiming that following the introduction of Individual Electoral Registration (IER), resulting in universities and colleges no longer block-registering their students, those in government “are … Continue reading
Posted in +5 million British Expats Abroad, 100000 Overseas Voters, Anomaly of Voteless Expat Brits in EU, Electoral Commission, Electoral Reform & Overseas Voter Reg., Expat Voters Difficult to Target, Four reasons to stay in EU, Main 2015 Election issues, Missing Overseas Voters?, Samantha Mills Euro Elections Post
Tagged 15-year-rule, British expatriates, EU Referendum, Individual Electoral Registration, voter registration
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Four reasons to vote to stay in EU.
This Mirror Online article by journalist Sophie Warnes provides four compelling reasons why we should stay in the European Union (EU). If you are a British expatriate citizen resident within the EU a British exit will certainly impact you, and … Continue reading
Posted in Anomaly of Voteless Expat Brits in EU, British expats can help decide, Brits Abroad: Get your voice heard!, EU's Unsung Success, Expat Vote in 2015, Four reasons to stay in EU, Main 2015 Election issues
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Votes for Expat Brits blog 