Are British Police Officers allowed to vote?

Question

Are British Police Officers allowed to vote?

Answer 1

yes

Answer 2

Yes and there are only two categories of folk who are not allowed to vote in elections held in the UK.

They are, lunatics and members of the aristocracy.

The rest of us just vote for other members of the asylum and so it goes.

Mad or what?

Answer 3

Not in America.

Don't knowhow I got on UK board?

Answer 4

yes they pay thier taxes

Answer 5

yep   why not????!!!!

Answer 6

Yes, of course they are, the only people who are not allowed to vote are the insane and people in jail, members of the armed forces when I was in the RAF could vote by proxy.

Even Prime Ministers and Presidents can vote for themselves.

Answer 7

Yes of course they are.

Answer 8

yes.... why wouldnt they be

Answer 9

Yes. People who can/can't vote vary from one type of election to another. Those who can't vote in General Elections are:

a) the Pierage including members of the House of Lords

b) convicted (not remand) prisoners

c) people of unsound mind, except during periods of lucidity

d) non-citizens of the UK or of the Republic of Ireland

e) anyone below the age of 18

Answer 10

Yep Burger King or McDonalds for the afternoon