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Elections Office
Council Offices
High Street
Elgin
Moray

Tel: 01343 563334
Email: election.enquiries@moray.gov.uk

Elections and Electoral Services

Elections - Polling station preparation

New Items

- NEW Considering standing as a Councillor? - prospective candidate information session on 3 March
- Information about the Local Government (Moray Council) Elections in May 2012.
- Crofting Commission Elections (East Highlands) - statement of persons nominated now available
-  2nd round election for Buckie and Innes Community Council's remaining seats closes 4pm on 27 Jan 2012.

Contact Details

Electoral Registration Office
For electoral register enquiries, to register to vote, change addresses or to apply for a postal or proxy vote
Please note that the Electoral Registration Officer only deals with Electoral Register enquiries and applications to vote.

Electoral Registration Officer
Grampian Valuation Joint Board
234 High Street, Elgin, IV30 1BA
Tel: 01343 541203
Email: elgin@grampian-vjb.gov.uk
Web: www.votemoray.org

Moray Election Office
For information about: Elections, dates and notices, nominations, polling places, issues with postal votes not being received or lost, ballot papers and how to vote, or any other electoral query:

Elections Office
The Moray Council
Council Office, High Street, Elgin, IV30 1BX


Elections Helpline

Tel: 01343 563334
Email: election.enquiries@moray.gov.uk
Web: www.moray.gov.uk/elections

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This area of the website provides relevant information to voters and candidates on elections within the Moray Local Authority Area. It is intended as only a guide to supplement other sources of information and should not be relied on as legally definitive.  Information is subject to change at short notice as legislation/ guidance requires. The Returning Officer does not accept any responsibility for any errors or omissions, or any act arising from, or based on, information contained on the website. Any reliance you place on such information is therefore strictly at your own risk. Voters, candidates or agents should consult the appropriate legislation and seek their own legal advice or guidance if they are in any doubt about a particular point.

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