Polls closed across England and Wales at 10pm last night, and counting is underway.

🤔 What happens at the count centre?
🗳️ How are votes counted?

Find out more ⬇️
electoralcommission.org.uk/voting-and-ele…

🚨Polling stations are now closed! 🚨

If you joined the queue before 10pm, you will still be able to vote.

🚨Polling stations will close in 30 minutes 🚨

As long as you're in line at 10pm, and you have an accepted form of photo ID, you'll be able to vote.

Find your polling station ⬇️

electoralcommission.org.uk/i-am-a/voter/y…

🚨Polling stations will close in 1 hour🚨

As long as you're in line at 10pm, and you have an accepted form of photo ID, you'll be able to vote.

Find your polling station ⬇️

electoralcommission.org.uk/i-am-a/voter/y…

🕙There’s still time to vote🕙

Polling stations close at 10pm. Check where you need to go to vote by using our election information tool ⬇️

electoralcommission.org.uk/i-am-a/voter/y…

📝Did you know you can vote using either a pen or pencil?🖊️

Whilst pencils are typically provided at polling stations, you can bring your own pen if you wish.

Before heading to vote today, make sure you know where your polling station is 🗳️🏢

Use our election information tool to find your polling station ⬇️

electoralcommission.org.uk/i-am-a/voter/y…

It's time to get your voice heard. 📢

If you need support with voting today, the #MyVoteMyVoice website has accessible resources for you to read.

Find out more here: myvotemyvoice.org.uk/supporting-vot…

You might see parties or candidates campaigning on polling day, particularly online.

They can do this, as long as they're not campaigning within the perimeter of a polling station.

If you’re concerned, speak to the Returning Officer in the first instance.

Only have an out of date ID?

As long as:

📷 it still looks like you

🖊️ the name on your ID is the same as the one you used to register to vote

your ID will still be accepted at the polling station.

Find out more: electoralcommission.org.uk/i-am-a/voter/v…

Lost your ID? Had a medical emergency that means you can’t make it to the polling station?

You might be able to apply for an emergency proxy vote until 5pm.

Find out more: electoralcommission.org.uk/i-am-a/voter/a…

You can always ask for help at a polling station.

If you're not sure what to do when you vote, or you need a hand, just ask the polling station staff. They will be happy to help you cast your vote 🗳️ Find out more youtu.be/j8DTGwVHEGw?si…

Did you know? 🤔💡

Greeters might be present at polling stations to welcome voters and remind them about the voter ID requirement. Greeters can't prevent anyone from entering a polling station. Find out more about what to expect at the polling station youtube.com/watch?v=exsjz7…

You might see parties or candidates campaigning on polling day, particularly online.

They can do this, as long as they're not campaigning within the perimeter of a polling station.

If you’re concerned, speak to the Returning Officer in the first instance.

Don’t know where your polling station is? 🤔

You can find it on your polling card, or you can use our election information tool to find out: electoralcommission.org.uk/i-am-a/voter/y…

It might not be your nearest one or where you’ve voted in previous years.