On Thursday 4 July 2024, a General Election will be held where voters will vote for a Member of Parliament.

Whether you vote by post or at a polling station, you will receive one ballot paper. Please do check your poll card if you are voting in person to see if your polling station has changed. And make sure you take accepted photographic ID if you're voting at a polling station. Find out more about voter ID.

If you are not sure which constituency you live in, you can check by entering your postcode

What you need to know about voting in the 2024 General Election

  • If you're voting at a polling station, remember you will need to show photographic ID. That includes anyone voting by proxy on someone else's behalf. Find out more about voter ID.
  • If you vote by post and you hand in your postal vote instead of posting it back to us, there are important changes to be aware of regarding how many postal votes one person can hand in. You will also have to fill in a form if you are handing in postal votes in person. Find out more about changes to handing in postal votes. Remember, the easiest way to return your postal vote to us is by post.
  • Due to a review of parliamentary boundaries, the name of your constituency will have changed. Find out about the changes to constituencies.
  • Your polling station may have changed since you last voted - check your poll card to make sure you go to the right place.

Who is standing for election?

If you live in the Halesowen constituency, which includes wards from Sandwell and from Dudley borough, please go to the Dudley Council website for information on who is standing.

If you don't know which constituency you live in, use the postcode checker.

Who is acting as an election agent?

To see who is acting as an election agent in each constituency, download the notices of election agents.

Statements of Persons Nominated

You can also download the Statement of Persons Nominated.