Elections for the European parliament are expected to take place in the UK on 23 May after delays to a Brexit process that the government hoped to complete in March.
Both UK citizens and EU citizens living here can vote in the elections but need to ensure they are registered by 7 May. EU citizens wishing to vote in the UK must download and fill in the European Parliament voter registration form and return it to their local registration office by the same date.
We want to hear from readers around the UK about how things are being handled as preparations are hastily put in place where you live. Tell us about campaigning you have seen locally, the issues you feel will matter to you and your community and anything you feel is interesting about the logistics of holding an election at such short notice.
Parts of England will also vote in local elections on Thursday 2 May.
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