Elections
The European Parliament Election: 4 June 2009
- European Parliament election Barnet result
(PDF 190KB)
The European Parliament election took place in the United Kingdom on Thursday 4 June 2009. With nearly 500 million citizens represented across 27 member states, this was the largest transnational election in history. 72 of the elected MEP's will now represent the 12 regions that constitute the United Kingdom. Eight of these will represent the London region.
Complete UK and Europe wide results (external link)
- European Parliament 4 June 2009. notice of election for the electoral region of London (PDF: 40KB)
- Statement of parties and individual candidates nominated and notice of poll (PDF: 50KB)
- Notice of sub-agents in Barnet for the European Parliament elections, added 29 May 2009 (PDF: 18KB)
- Amended agents' notice, added 29 May 2009 (PDF: 14KB)
- Appointment of agents' details London-wide, added 29 May 2009 (PDF: 18KB)
By-election results
Follow this link for the results of the two by-elections that took place on Thursday 4 June 2009.
Forthcoming elections
Local elections will take place in London on Thursday 6 May 2010. The next UK Parliamentary election must be held by June 2010.
Are you eligible to vote?
- In order to vote, you must be 18 or over on election day.
- If you live in Barnet, your name must appear on the electoral register. If you are not registered, you cannot vote.
- How to register to vote.
- Any resident who appears on the electoral register can apply for a postal or proxy vote.
- How to apply for a postal or proxy vote
If you have any queries about participation within the democratic process, you can contact us at:
- Tel: 020 8359 4111
- Email: elections@barnet.gov.uk
Email this pageLast modified by: Tony Coleman on 09/06/2009