How Can You Vote in the General Election?

The video tutorial explains the eligibility criteria for voting in the UK, including citizenship, age, and residency requirements. It details how to register to vote, including specific rules for EU citizens and age requirements in different regions. The video also covers how to check if you're on the electoral register and provides guidance on registering online or via paper form. Finally, it outlines options for voting by post or proxy, including relevant deadlines.

Who is eligible to vote in the UK general election?

• EU nationals with settled status

• British, Irish, or qualifying Commonwealth citizens aged 18 or over

• Any resident of the UK

• Only British citizens

At what age can you register to vote in Scotland?

• 14 years old

• 18 years old

• 17 years old

• 16 years old

How can you verify if you are on the electoral register?

• Ask a local MP

• Look it up online

• Contact your local authority's electoral services team

• Check with the Electoral Commission

What is required to register to vote online?

• A utility bill

• A passport

• A National Insurance number

• A driving license

What is the deadline to apply for a proxy vote in England, Scotland, or Wales?

• 12th of December

• 26th of November

• 21st of November

• 4th of December