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We provide instant searches of the Electoral Roll*, Electoral Register, Consented Consumer Data, Deaths, Marriages and UK Property Ownership to the general public and companies 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Our Enhanced UK Electoral Roll will provide you with the address of any UK voter and the names of anyone else at the address.

If you want to find an old friend, relative or missing person in the UK, The Electoral Roll and The Electoral Register are the very best places to start looking. You can search by forename, surname, full name or by address and postcode and receive INSTANT results directly on the page or via email.

Search The Electoral Roll and The Electoral Register

Scroll down the page until you see the search that matches your requirements. Then simply click on the "buy now" button next to the search description. You will then be able to pay and make your searches. All costs are clearly shown next to the search description. Search results are returned immediately. If the name you are trying to find is not shown, we will continue to assist FREE of charge or issue a no quibble refund of the fee.

Who is on The Electoral Roll and The Electoral Register

To vote in parliamentary elections in the UK you must be a British citizen, a citizen of another Commonwealth country or of the Irish Republic, as well as being resident in the UK, aged 18 or over, included in the register of electors for the constituency and not subject to any legal incapacity to vote.

People not entitled to vote include members of the House of Lords, foreign nationals resident in the UK (other than Commonwealth citizens or citizens of the Irish Republic), some patients detained under mental health legislation, sentenced prisoners and people convicted within the previous five years of corrupt or illegal election practices. Only registered voters who are listed on the edited electoral roll can be found using our searches.

Registrations take place at the electoral office located at your local council. The local council is responsible for collecting and recording the names of people who are eligible for voting. The council is responsible for the job of electoral roll registrations even though these offices might be separate from the local council offices itself.