Consult the electoral roll for the European elections

You can consult the electoral roll for the European elections
in the following way:

• You go to the local authority during general opening hours.
• You can consult the electoral roll in respect of your own data.
• You may consult the electoral roll with regard to the data of other persons if you can establish facts from which the inaccuracy or incompleteness of the electoral roll may be inferred. In this context, you can produce extracts from the electoral roll in order to check the voting rights of individual specific persons.

Please contact your city or municipal administration.

Inspection of your own data:

• You are entitled to vote

Inspection of other people's data:

• You are entitled to vote and
• You have substantiated facts from which the inaccuracy or incompleteness of the electoral roll may result Production of

Extracts of other persons' data:

• You are entitled to vote and
• you have made a prima facie case that the electoral roll is incorrect or incomplete.

• for inspection of own data: none
• for the inspection of the data of other persons, facts must be substantiated from which an inaccuracy or incompleteness of the electoral roll may result
• for the production of extracts for the purpose of checking the data of other persons, facts must be substantiated from which an inaccuracy or incompleteness of the electoral roll may result.

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Display period: from the 20th to the 16th day before the election during general opening hours

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• § Section 20 of the European Electoral Regulations (EuWO)
• § Section 4 of the European Elections Act (EuWG) in conjunction with Section 17 of the Federal Elections Act (BWahlG)
• § Section 4 of the European Elections Act (EuWG) in conjunction with Section 17 of the Federal Elections Act (BWahlG)

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• Information on the electoral roll on the website of the Federal Returning Officer

27.10.2020