Monday 10^th December 2007

Your Vote Can Count

Australia has just voted in a new Prime Minister, the US is gearing up to chose a new President in 2008, the UK has been dabbling with - but abandoned - the idea of elections that same year.

The right to decide

Many people living as expatriates still have a voice in their home country. To find out how to register and vote see the AngloINFO INFOrmation Pages on:

You can also see the INFOrmation Page Citizens Guides for Foreign Visitors & Residents for information or find out your rights from your Singapore-based Consulate; contact details are in the Consulates & Embassies category of The AngloFILE.

Foreigners living in Singapore don't have a vote - only Singapore citizens may vote in the Presidential and Parliamentary Elections.

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