Electoral Roll

Peopletracer utilises the Electoral Roll 2002-2013 to give you access to over 275 million records. But what is this information and where does it come from?

Also known as the Electoral Register, the Electoral Roll is a register of information containing details of UK citizens who have registered to vote. Prior to 2003 there was one publicly available register without specific restrictions on use or any facility to opt-out. Since 2003, it's been available in two formats; the full version and the edited version. The full version has viewing laws applied to it, and Peopletracer, along with other people searching facilities are only permitted to use the edited version, which omits people who have chosen to opt-out in each relevant year. The most recent version of the edited Electoral Roll is updated on a monthly basis, ensuring you have access to the very latest available information to help your search.

Our people search and address finder offers the following information:

• Electoral Roll
• Addresses
• Phone numbers
• Other household occupants
• Property prices

To see what your search will retrieve, you can view a sample record before you create an account with us.

Electoral Roll search

When you perform an Electoral Roll search with certain other people search sites they’ll only give you access to the 2013 Electoral Roll database, charging you an additional fee to view older information. Peopletracer’s subscription provides access to 2002-2013 databases with no additional costs.

Performing an Electoral Roll search

Once you’ve signed up to the 14 day FREE trial, bought the annual subscription, or logged into your account you can enter information into the search fields to start looking for people UK wide.

Your Electoral Roll search also looks at other data, which includes the Telephone Directory, Land Registry data and Google Maps to provide you with information that can help you find your family and friends.