The next Local Election is in May 2010.

This may also be same day for General Election To be able to vote you need to be on the electoral roll.
 
The Council updates its list every year, but you can register at any time. Currently registration forms are going out, it is vital you confirm all adults in the house on the list plus any 16 / 17 year olds who may be able to vote soon
 
If you have just moved or are new to Liverpool and are not sure if you are on the list, you can contact electoral services at elections@liverpool.gov.uk
 
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You can also register to vote by post. You don't need a special reason any more but you do need to fill in a form.
 
Every year hundreds of local people lose the opportunity to vote because of working hours, illness or holidays.
 
Postal Voting means you get your ballot paper about ten days before voting. Indicate you want a postal vote on your registration form its as easy as that. Liberals had to fight to get ordinary people the right to vote - from those votes we were able to establish free education, improve public health,
introduce the pension.
 
Not voting changes nothing , voting for The Liberal Party is to vote for individual freedom ,sound economics, tax reform, international co-operation and social justice