Why have I got 2 voting cards?

[wiggy001]

Quick question:

Up until September 2009, I lived and was registered to vote in Place A.

I moved in with the in-laws for a month (Place B) but was never registered there for anything (so didn't officially "live there" as such).

In October 2009, I moved into my current address (Place C) and registered to vote.

I have been sent a voting card at both my in-laws' and my current address (which are in different constituencies).

Any thoughts on why, and whether I can use both votes?

In addition, my in-laws' constituency is holding local elections - could I vote in the local election there and the General Election in my constituency?

[king arthur]

Tell us which way you're voting and we'll let you know if it's ok to vote twice or not.

[wiggy001]

king arthur said:

Tell us which way you're voting and we'll let you know if it's ok to vote twice or not.

Don't worry, I'm voting Tory all the way!

[Somewhatfoolish]

Then vote in both!