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1536 postal vote packs sent out for Highland Council Tain and Easter Ross by-election





A TOTAL of 1536 postal vote packs for the Tain and Easter Ross by-election have been posted out.

Highland Council is advising postal voters to read the instructions carefully when completing their statement and ballot paper to ensure their vote counts.

The postal pack contains:

Envelope A / Postal Voting Statement

Ballot paper

Return envelope (Envelope B)

A guide to completing your postal vote

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There is advice and a short video clip explaining how to correctly complete and return your postal pack on the Council’s website and on YouTube.

Anyone who has requested a postal vote will not be able to vote in person at a polling station. However, it is possible to return your postal pack by hand into a polling station within the ward between the hours of 7am and 10pm on Thursday, June 13 if you are unable to post it in time.

If you haven’t received your postal pack by Friday, June 7, please telephone 01349 886657 for a replacement pack.

Those voters who will be casting their votes in person at a polling station should have received a poll card that details which polling station they should go to.

The Highland Council is asking everyone to check their poll card carefully as their place of poll may be different to what it was when by-election for Ward 7 took place last September.

The list of polling stations can be viewed on the councils website

- Ward 7 Polling Places Locations

The candidates standing are:

ALLISON Gordon - Scottish National Party (SNP)

BARNETT Andrew - Scottish Green Party

CHRISTIAN Harry - Scottish Libertarian Party

COHEN Barbara - Scottish Liberal Democrats

DUNDAS Laura - Independent

SHEARER John - Independent

SHORT Eva - Scottish Conservative and Unionist

Ward 7 is a 3-member ward. The successful candidate will join fellow ward members Councillors Derek Louden (Scottish National Party) and Maureen Ross (Highland Independent).


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