Please tell any young people over 18 and EU citizens living in the UK who may not have voted here before that they can still register to vote in the EU election.
If the UK takes part in European Parliament elections on 23 May and you’re a citizen of an EU country (other than the UK, Ireland, Malta and Cyprus) resident in the UK, you can either vote in the UK or in your home country. If you want to vote in your home country contact electoral authorities in the EU country where you’re a citizen.
If you want to vote in the UK you must:
Register to vote by 7 May.
Download and fill in the European Parliament voter registration form.
Send the form to your local Electoral Registration Office by 7 May.
The process is different if you live in Northern Ireland.
www.gov.uk/elections-in-the-uk/european-parliament
Why doesn't Starmer hold another referendum?
How did you vote and why today
