Where Do I Vote?
Our polling station finder answers one of the most popular questions on election days in the UK.
European Parliament elections: Thursday 23 May
We're providing vital information for the elections, such as Who Can I Vote For? and Where Do I Vote?
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Who Can I Vote For?
A one-stop shop for everything voters need to know about their candidates. Used by 1.5m people since 2015.
Candidates database
Our members crowdsource data on every candidate for every election. We make it free and open for anyone to use..
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It can be hard to find good information about election candidates online.
So Democracy Club has created the free, public database of UK election candidates. This powers websites like WhoCanIVoteFor.co.uk and several other voter information services.
We need your help to gather more information on the candidates for by-elections and European Parliamentary elections.
Check out the list of upcoming elections here and help add candidates’ photos, email addresses or social media accounts.
When searching for more information on candidates, local political party websites, Facebook and Twitter are a good place to start!
To the polls again!
Just six days to go: time to get out the vote and encourage everyone to vote in the European Parliament elections.
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The Day After Yesterday
Polls are closed, sports halls are quieter, and those crazy voters now expect to know who now represents them.
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