(1) ____ open from 7am until 10pm. ... You must vote at the polling station that you have been assigned to, although you can hand deliver a postal vote to any polling station in the (2) ____. Polling stations are usually set up in schools, libraries and churches. On (3) ____, go to your local polling station. If you need assistance getting to the polling station, contact your electoral registration office to find out if they can help. You can also ask to have a companion with you when you vote, or staff in the polling station may be able to help you. Tell the staff inside the polling station your name and address so they can check that you are on the (4) ____. You can show them your poll card, but you do not need it to vote. The staff at the polling station will give you (5) ____ listing the parties and (6) ____ you can vote for. You may be given more than one ballot paper if there is more than one election on the same day. ____ Take your ballot paper into (7) ____ so that no one can see how you vote. Read the ballot paper carefully, it will tell you how to cast your vote. Do not write anything else on the paper or your vote may not be counted. Finally, when you have marked your vote, fold the ballot paper in half and put it in the (8) ____. Do not let anyone see your vote. If you are not clear on what to do, ask the staff at the polling station to help you.

Voting & Elections

by
Print
Embed

Leaderboard

Visual style

Options

Switch template

Continue editing: ?