Election day is Thursday 6 May. Make sure you don't miss out on having your say to elect a new county council for the first time in four years.
Polling stations across the county will be open from 7am to 10pm as 254 candidates stand across 61 divisions, contesting all 64 Derbyshire County Council seats.
If you're voting in person, you may notice some measures will be in place to keep you and staff working in polling stations safe and protected. These include the use of screens where necessary, hand sanitising stations and in some places marshals who will help with social-distancing should queues form.
Measures in place may slightly differ from venue to venue, but all polling stations will have been fully risk-assessed to ensure they are Covid-secure.
If you had planned to vote in person but find on the day that you have to self-isolate, go away for work, or become ill you can apply for an emergency proxy vote by 5pm on Thursday 6 May by contacting your district or borough council.
Counting starts on 7 May at 10am and results will start to be declared across the county after that, with a final declaration expected later in the afternoon of 7 May 2021.
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