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has | 15:26 Sat 08th May 2010 | How it Works
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Can or does the Royal Family have the right to vote?
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http://www.royal.gov....t/Queenandvoting.aspx
15:29 Sat 08th May 2010
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The Queen and family do not. Some of the more distant relatives do.
15:30 Sat 08th May 2010
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The only persons that are actually forbidden (by law) to vote are:~
The Queen
Peers
& Felons(criminals in prison)
16:40 Sat 08th May 2010
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The Queen is not banned from voting. It is by choice they do not.
18:16 Sat 08th May 2010
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Who cannot vote in a UK parliamentary election?

young people under 18 years old
foreign nationals (apart from citizens of the Irish Republic and Commonwealth countries resident in Britain)
members of the House of Lords
sentenced prisoners
people convicted within the previous five years of illegal election practices



The Queen can vote, but in practice it is considered unconstitutional for the Monarch to vote in an election.
18:20 Sat 08th May 2010
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>young people under 18 years old

Well even that rule is sometimes broken

http://news.bbc.co.uk...0/england/8670022.stm
21:05 Sat 08th May 2010

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