An updated Parliamentary Register has been published and the public is being urged to double check that the information is correct.

The Parliamentary Registers can be seen at the Parliamentary Registry Office, all Government Post Offices, all Police Stations, the Bermuda Library, Magistrates' Court and the Department of Communication and Information.

The public can also check their details online at www.elections.gov.bm.

If changes need to be made forms can be downloaded and either mailed, faxed or hand delivered to the Parliamentary Registry Office at the Valerie T. Scott building on 60 Reid Street.

The iStore on 46 Reid Street has also provided a special computer in their store for individuals who wish to check their registration details.

Parliamentary Registrar Randy Scott said: "As with all age groups, we are reminding them that their opinion doesn't count unless they are registered to vote. However, we consider 18 and 19-year-olds to be a very important voting segment and we are challenging them to do their part and get registered."

For more information call the Parliamentary Registry Office at 297 -7738 or 293-8683 www.elections.gov.bm.