msoclientsites.co.uk
Election equipment and printed forms for returning officers and election administrators in the UK
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-01
About msoclientsites.co.uk
Shaw's Election Supplies sells election equipment and printed materials, including polling-station supplies, ballot boxes, voting screens, forms, envelopes, posters and guidance booklets.
Its customers include returning officers and their staff. The company covers multiple types of UK elections and referendums; Welsh election forms and notices are often bilingual.
Shaw's Election Supplies is based in Crayford, Kent, and is part of Shaw & Sons, which also provides other products and services.
Product: Election equipment, forms, stationery, posters and guidance materials for polling stations and election administration.
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