The General Election takes place on Thursday, December 12 and polling stations are open from 7am to 10pm.
If you have registered to vote, your council will send you a poll card in the weeks leading up to the election.
The address of your polling station will be written on this card.
If you haven't had your poll card or you have misplaced it and you are unsure where you polling station is, your local authority can remind you.
To find out the contact details of your polling station, visit wheredoivote.co.uk. It is usually a local hall or school near where you live.
If you did not receive a poll card, you should get in touch with your local electoral registration office.
However, you do not need a poll card to vote. Your details will be available to staff at the polling station, so you just need to give your name and address to the staff inside the polling station when you arrive. You don't need any other form of ID.
