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Vote in person, by post or by proxy
You can vote in one of three different ways. How you vote is up to you and may depend on whether you can get to a polling station on election day.
As part of the application process you will be asked to provide your National Insurance number. You can provide a list of additional evidence like your passport or driving licence if necessary - these can be uploaded to your application.
You will also be asked to upload your signature and guidance is available to help applicants do this.
Postal voters need to reapply for their postal vote every three years.
All completed forms can be either scanned and emailed or posted to one of the contact details on the right-hand side of this page.
You can cancel a postal or proxy vote if you have one but no longer want one.
Polling stations are located across Hart. Usually, they are in village halls, schools, church halls or public buildings.
You can find out:
For information about unscheduled polls, please contact us using the details on this page.
Most polling stations are equipped with:
You may bring someone with you to help if you have a physical disability, can’t read or can’t vote without assistance. You can also ask a staff member at the polling station to help.
If you have any enquiries about voting or elections, please contact us using the details on this page.