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Voter Registration
Day of Action​

​Friday 22nd November

At PSC, we want to ensure that ALL groups of people in our society have a voice and can exercise their democratic right. There are two stages to this: getting registered and getting voting.

We are kicking off our election campaign with a Day of Action to get people registered to vote! The deadline to register is 26th November 2019. You can register here.

​Once you're registered you can decide whether or not to use the power of your vote on the day. 

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Get informed 
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Make sure you and the people in your network understand the processes for voting - how to register, how to do a postal vote​ and that they know who their local candidates are.

Get the message out
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​Get the message out about the need to make sure people are registered to vote. Talk to your colleagues, friends or neighbours. Post on social media.  People can check if they are registered by contacting their Electoral Registration Office. 
Check your workplace or service
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​​If you work in public services, find out what is in place to support service users to get registered. Use some of these resources to initiate or advertise registration.
Support the Mental Health Vote 19 campaign 

The Mental Health Vote 19 campaign is organising to improve access to voting for people using mental health services.

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  • Home
  • About
  • Blog
  • Position statements
    • Racism is Not Entertainment
    • Response to Panorama: Undercover Hospital Abuse Scandal
    • Letter to Jeremy Hunt
    • UK Government Green Paper, Transforming Children and Young People’s Mental Health Provision
    • Esther McVey: PSC and RITB response
    • Origins of Happiness? PSC response
  • Groups
    • Start a New Group
    • England >
      • North East >
        • North East
        • Yorks and Humber
      • North West >
        • Manchester- PSPO letter
      • South West >
        • Bristol and Bath
        • South West
      • South East >
        • East Anglia
        • London
        • Oxford
        • Suffolk
        • Sussex
      • Midlands >
        • Midlands
        • Leicester
    • Ireland
    • Northern Ireland
    • Preaching to the Non-Converted
    • Scotland
    • Wales >
      • South Wales / De Cymru >
        • Building Resilience and Community Wellbeing
        • Save the T4CYP Programme
        • Support the Mind over matter Report
        • Social and Political Causes of Poor Mental Health
        • UN Report on Extreme Poverty in the UK Letter
      • North Wales
  • Educational Psychology
  • Campaigns
    • Visioning a new education system
    • New Savoy Conference Statement
    • Psychologists Against Austerity >
      • Austerity Briefing Paper
      • Everyday Austerity
      • Formulating Policy >
        • Basic Income: Psychological Impact Assessment
    • Private Health Watch
  • General Election 2019
    • PSC Manifesto 2019
    • Manifesto Checker
    • Get Britain Voting!
    • Week of Action 2019
    • Improving Public Discussion About... Brexit
  • Events and Actions
  • Media Archive
  • Join our mailing list
  • Responding to Austerity and Mental Health in Wales - Accessible Document