How to Vote Early for the Election

This year, voting places will be open from the third of October. This gives everybody two weeks to vote. This is so that people don’t have to queue up on election day. 

If you cannot get to a voting place, you can call 0800 36 76 56 to learn about other ways to vote. You could vote by post, or by telephone.

People who live overseas can download their voting papers online, then send them by fax or by post. People who are in quarantine will be able to vote by telephone. If a family member is in hospital, you can bring their voting papers to the hospital for them to fill out, and then return it to the voting place for them.

Vocabulary:

from: after

two weeks to vote: a period of two weeks in which people can vote. After two weeks, people cannot vote.

by post: by sending mail

fill out a form: write information into the blanks on a form

queue up: line up

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2 thoughts on “How to Vote Early for the Election”

  1. HI, I am a student who study English at Wintec. I voted last month. It was my first time I voted. I hope and wish The New Zealand great country. Thank you eslnews.org.nz for helping for people like me.

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