Ellon Academy Schools Election Thursday March 18th Important Information If you want to vote, you must be on the Register of Electors This is now posted.

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Ellon Academy Schools Election Thursday March 18th Important Information If you want to vote, you must be on the Register of Electors This is now posted in the library You should check that your name is on it If it is not, see Mr Morrison in room 1X3

Ellon Academy Schools Election Thursday March 18th Important Information On Thursday 18 th March at registration, you will be issued with a Polling Card. You must present your Polling Card at the Polling Station if you want to vote. The Polling Station will be in Room 101. The next two slides show a sample Polling Card

Name and class of pupil

Ellon Academy Schools Election Thursday March 18th The next slide show a sample voting slip/ballot paper. Mark a cross (X) to the right of the name of the candidate you are voting for.