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Election of the Lord Mayor
The election of the Lord Mayor takes place on Michaelmas Day (29 September) at the Guildhall. Known as Common Hall, all Liverymen have a commitment to attend and vote. Every Liveryman (after he or she has been admitted to the Livery for a period of twelve calendar months prior to 31st May in any year) is qualified to attend and should vote at any Common Hall.
Election of the Sheriffs
The election of the Sheriffs takes place on Midsummer Day (24 June) at the Guildhall. Known as Common Hall, all Liverymen have a commitment to attend and vote. Every Liveryman (after he or she has been admitted to the Livery for a period of twelve calendar months prior to 31st May in any year) is qualified to attend and should vote at any Common Hall.
The election of the Lord Mayor takes place on Michaelmas Day (29 September) at the Guildhall. Known as Common Hall, all Liverymen have a commitment to attend and vote. Every Liveryman (after he or she has been admitted to the Livery for a period of twelve calendar months prior to 31st May in any year) is qualified to attend and should vote at any Common Hall.
Election of the Sheriffs
The election of the Sheriffs takes place on Midsummer Day (24 June) at the Guildhall. Known as Common Hall, all Liverymen have a commitment to attend and vote. Every Liveryman (after he or she has been admitted to the Livery for a period of twelve calendar months prior to 31st May in any year) is qualified to attend and should vote at any Common Hall.