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Bookmark or Share- Bring your ID and make your voice heard | Electoral CommissionFor the first time at a general election, voters in Great Britain will need to photographic ID before receiving a ballot paper at the polling station. The Electoral Commission is reminding voters to bring an accepted form of ID with them when going to the polls on Thursday.
- Home Page | Electoral CommissionThe Electoral Commission is the independent body which oversees elections and regulates political finance in the UK. We work to promote public confidence in the democratic process and ensure its integrity. Find out more.
- Working for us - Electoral CommissionJoin our community of people dedicated to making democracy work. We work for voters, and with the electoral community across the UK. It’s important to us that our teams reflect the people we serve. We offer lots of different flexible working options.
- Completing your return | Electoral CommissionYour spending and donations report is known as a ‘return’. The agent must complete the return. The return should include the following for each item of spending: what the spending was for – for example, leaflets or advertising. the name and address of the supplier. the amount or value.
- Voter ID - Electoral CommissionVoters in England need to show photo ID to vote at polling stations in some elections. This applies to: UK parliamentary elections, including general elections, by-elections and recall petitions. Local elections and by-elections. Police and Crime Commissioner elections.
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