Election e-newsletter

Thursday, 4 July 2024

Good morning,

Our polling stations are all now open, so you can come and vote for the UK’s next government.

Where’s your polling station?

We have 103 polling stations across Hounslow, they are all fully accessible and staffed by our friendly, helpful officers.

Find your polling station

Remember your photo ID

We all have to bring photo ID to vote at a polling station now, it’s the first time for a general election.

Accepted forms of photo ID include a passport, driving licence, Blue Badge and Older Person’s bus pass. Further detail on accepted forms of photo ID can be found on the Electoral Commission website.

What photo ID?

Ideally, bring your poll card

Bringing your poll card will help to speed things up at your polling station, but you can vote without one.

Find out about your candidates

Find out who’s standing to become the Member of Parliament for your local constituency, on the Council website.

Meet the candidates

Don’t leave it too late

Our polling stations close at exactly 10pm, and queues have been known to form with a final rush towards the end of the day. Do try to arrive at your polling station before 9.30pm, if you can.

Voters in Hounslow affected by constituency boundary changes

If you live in Chiswick, Whitton or Heston, new parliamentary boundary changes may affect which MP you vote for in the general election, today. Learn more on the council website.