Is YOUR dog at the polling station? Email emily.davies@mailonline.co.uk Follow MailOnline's live coverage of general election's polling day here After weeks of campaigning, polling stations open ...

millions of people will visit local halls and venues - known as "polling stations" to cast their votes. This term, that can be seen everywhere in the context of elections, carries a rich ...

As Kenyans head to the polls on August 9, are the over 22 million registered voters aware of their polling stations, offences and the dos and don'ts of a general election? There are 46,229 polling ...

Thousands have also been taking their dogs to polling stations as part of a viral trend. Here is what you need to know. about when polling stations open and close during the 2024 general election.

With the upcoming 2024 presidential election in November, campaign signs will likely be spotted on several front yards. No ...

If you sign your ballot and your name is identifiable, the vote does not count. Sometimes "tellers" stand outside the polling station and ask voters for the number on their polling card.

A. Your polling card will have your name on it and show the address of the polling station where you are registered to vote. If you have registered to vote by post, the deadline for casting ...

Here the PA news agency outlines everything you need to know about your trip to the polling station. – When can I go to a polling station? Polling stations will open at 7am on July 4 and close ...

The General Election 2024 is finally upon us but voters up and down the country are being warned not to fall foul of a polling station rule which could land you with a £5,000 fine. Today the ...

The Voting Rights Act is a historic civil rights law that is meant to ensure that the right to vote is not denied on account of race or color. This will be the first election in 50 years without full ...

If you sign your ballot and your name is identifiable, the vote does not count. Do I have to give my details to 'tellers' outside the polling station? Sometimes "tellers" stand outside the polling ...