Where will you be on 8 June? Make sure you're registered to vote in the right place to have your say in the General Election. 

How to register
You can register online here: gov.uk/register-to-vote. It takes seconds and all you need is your National Insurance (NI) number.  

Moving on at the end of term? 
If you’re already registered at your term-time address but will be living elsewhere on 8 June, don’t worry: you can be registered at two addresses! Register at the address you’ll be voting at here: gov.uk/register-to-vote. 

Going on holiday? Get a postal vote
If you’re going on holiday or won’t be in the area on polling day, get a postal vote. If you’re already registered to vote you can download a postal vote application here: aboutmyvote.co.uk/register-to-vote/postal-vote-application. Once you’ve filled in your application you need to send it to your Electoral Registration Office. You can find their address by entering your postcode here: yourvotematters.co.uk. 

Postal won’t work for you? Get a proxy vote
You can also register for a proxy vote which entrusts someone else to vote on your behalf. You can find proxy voting forms here: aboutmyvote.co.uk/register-to-vote/apply-to-vote-by-proxy.

Studying abroad? Read more about how you can #VoteOnExchange here.

Already registered? Help us spread the word with 3 easy actions:

- Show your support on social media. Download a #GenerationVote Twibbon for your social media, and our #GenerationVote Facebook cover page. Make sure to tweet about what you’re doing using #GenerationVote and tagging @NUSScotland. 

- Encourage your friends to register by sending them this webpage or sharing our ‘Everything you need to know about the General Election’ article.

- Are you a class rep, sports captain or society president? Download our Get Registered printable leaflet and hand out information about how to register to vote at events you're going to before the registration deadline on 22 May.