Polling stations

Polling stations are set up in buildings for registered voters to visit to vote.

Remember to take your photo ID with you to the polling station for the election.

Polling districts and polling stations 

• Polling stations in Congleton Constituency (PDF, 110KB)
• Polling stations in Crewe and Nantwich Constituency (PDF, 143KB)
• Polling stations in Macclesfield Constituency (PDF, 115KB)
• Polling stations in Tatton Constituency (PDF, 115KB)

Find your polling station by postcode.

See polling districts and polling stations on our mapping service.

Polling stations are open from 7am through to 10pm on the day of the election.

The address of your polling station will be printed on your polling card. You must vote at the polling station designated to you. You cannot vote at another polling station.

If you cannot get to your polling station you can apply for a postal vote or political parties may arrange lifts for voters. The Elections Office is there to ensure the efficient running of the election, but cannot organise transport for voters.

Page last reviewed: 14 June 2024