Where you can vote depends on your country and location, but here are general guidelines for some regions:
United Kingdom
- You vote in person at a designated polling station, usually a public building like a school or local hall. Your poll card, sent before the election, tells you where to go. You can only vote at the polling station on your card, but if you lose it, you can still vote by contacting your electoral registration office to confirm your polling station
- You can also apply to vote by post or by proxy (someone else voting for you)
- To find your exact polling station and election details, enter your postcode on the Electoral Commission website
United States
- You can vote in person on Election Day at your assigned polling place. To find your polling place, use a polling place locator by state on websites like Vote.org
- Early in-person voting and absentee/mail voting options may also be available depending on your state
- Check your state’s official election website or Vote.gov to register and find voting locations
Netherlands (for Dutch nationals abroad)
- Dutch nationals living abroad who are registered as Dutch voters abroad can vote in elections for the Dutch House of Representatives, European Parliament, and electoral college for non-residents.
- Voting can be done by mail or at designated locations depending on the election
European Union
- EU citizens can vote in European elections in their country of origin, from abroad, or in the EU country where they live, usually after registering
Australia
- Polling places are set up across the country for federal elections. Early voting is also available before election day
Summary
- Find your polling station or voting location by entering your postcode or address on official electoral websites relevant to your country.
- You usually need to be registered to vote before you can vote.
- Bring photo ID if required by your local rules.
- Options may include voting in person, by post, or by proxy depending on your country.
If you tell me your country or region, I can provide more specific information on where you can vote.
