Basildon Council - District elections May 2008

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Basildon District Council Election 2006

Basildon District Council Elections and Parish Council Elections Voting takes place on Thursday 1st May 2008, polling stations open between 7.00am and 10.00pm


Statement of Persons Nominated (List of candidates) Basildon District Council Election May 2008 - Persons Nominated.pdf ...right click on the link and select "Save Target As"... or left click to open the document in the browser. Basildon District - Parish Council Election May 2008 - Persons Nominated.pdf ...right click on the link and select "Save Target As"... or left click to open the document in the browser. To view documents in PDF format requires the free Adobe Acrobat Reader software.

District Election Results will be published here as soon as they become available. Parish Election Results will be published here as soon as they become available.


Voter Information Postal and Proxy votes. The deadline for new applications for proxy votes was 5.00pm on Wednesday 23rd April 2008. The deadline for requests for new postal votes and changes to existing postal votes was 5.00pm on Wed 16th April 2008. See also, Voter Advice & Helpline You can obtain further information from this website.
Only those electors who appear on the 2007 Register of Electors will be eligible to vote.

If you are not sure who your councillor is: See 'Where I Live...' just enter your postcode to get useful information See the Ward Boundary Map with links to ward councillors. Visit the Ordnance Survey website www.election-maps.co.uk

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