Jaime Said:

How many are eligible to vote in the UK election?

We Answered:

According to the Office for National Statistics and the Northern Ireland Electoral Office, the electorate for the 2010 general election will be 46 million

Marc Said:

The Will of a foreigner living in the UK?

We Answered:

He was UK resident (and probably UK domiciled) so his worldwide assets will be included in the Estate, which will be subject to UK IHT. Portuguese assets may be subject to local taxes but you'll get credit for these against UK IHT.

Leonard Said:

How to get a UK registration to vote in my REAL town?

We Answered:

I don't quite understand your question. If you are filling out the electoral registration form you are re-registering to vote and if you have an address in place B you are just asked to give your previous address so they can take you off the electoral roll there.

If you don't have an address in place B you are sometimes allowed to fill out "A Declaration of Local Connection" form, homeless people for instance can do this, if you're doing the online form click the bit where it says "no fixed address" for more information, but you have to apply for the form directly from the election office.

Have a look at the website anyway:

Eugene Said:

I've registered to vote in the UK. Now how will I ensure that I'm registered or no?

We Answered:

Ring the council and ask to speak to the elections department - they can confirm if you are on the roll or not.