If you are on the electoral register, you can apply to vote by post or nominate a proxy to vote at the polling station for you.
If you are on the electoral register, you can vote by post instead of going to a polling station.
If you want to vote by post in this election you must apply no later than 5pm on Wednesday 17th April 2024. You can now apply for a postal vote online, to do this you will need:
You’ll also need to upload a photo of your handwritten signature in black ink on plain white paper. If you cannot do this, you may be able to apply for a 'postal vote signature waiver' when you apply using the link below.
Apply online to vote by post on GOV.UK
If you are not able to apply online, download a paper postal vote application form via GOV.UK. Complete the form and email or post it to your election office.
A proxy vote means that you appoint someone to vote on your behalf if you are unable to get to the polling station on election day, providing you are on the electoral register.
If you want a proxy to vote for you in this election you must apply online no later than 5pm on Wednesday 24th April 2024. To complete your online application, you will need:
You’ll also need to upload a photo of your handwritten signature in black ink on plain white paper. If you cannot do this, you may be able to apply for a 'postal vote signature waiver' when you apply using the link below.
Apply online to vote by proxy on GOV.UK
If you cannot apply online, download a paper proxy vote application form via GOV.UK. Complete the form and email or post to your election office.
If you need any help, please contact your election office.