Electors who vote in a polling station will need to show an approved form of photo ID.
Find your polling station
Visit the Where Do I Vote website provide by Democracy Club to find your polling station. You just need to enter your postcode.
My Vote My Voice
My Vote My Voice are on a mission to make polling accessible for everyone, and are working to encourage people with learning disabilities and autistic people to vote.
Through their website they provide a range of information and easy read guidance about how politics works, on voting and about supporting voters.
Support for polling station voters in the Sevenoaks District
When voting at a polling station, there are a number of arrangements in place to support voters including:
- large print ballot papers
- signage to help electors
- magnifying glasses
- magnifying sheets
- pencil grips
- low level voting booths
- additional lighting
- seats for voters
- a Tactile Voting Device
If an elector needs assistance to complete their ballot paper, they may bring a companion or the Presiding Officer in the polling station can help.
Some polling stations also have hearing loops installed. The Council may also be able to provide portable hearing loops if it would be helpful to someone that wishes to vote in a polling station. If you would like to find out more please contact us on the details set out below.
If you need any specific assistance to assist you to vote in your polling station please contact Electoral Services by email elections@sevenoaks.gov.uk or call 01732 227000.