Elections, councillors, MPs, MEPs and the London Assembly

Elections and representatives tasks

Kingston's Electoral Boundary Review

As part of a national scheme, Kingston is set to review whether existing ward boundaries are providing effective local government and electoral equality.

Privacy Notice

The council is committed to protecting and respecting your privacy. Through this privacy notice we have sought to be as transparent as possible to fully explain how your personal information is held and processed.

Register to vote

Register to vote if you've become eligible for the first time or if you've moved into or within the borough.

Find out your polling station

Use the polling district directory to find out where to vote.

Apply to vote by post

If you're a registered elector, you can choose to vote by post instead of in person at your polling station.

Vote by proxy

If you are a registered elector you can choose to appoint someone else to vote on your behalf - this is called 'voting by proxy'.

Find out which ward you live in, who your councillors are and designated polling station

 

Elections notices

A petition to hold a referendum on whether the Council should change to a different form of governance needs at least 5 per cent local government electors in the borough. Read the notice of verification number.

 

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