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STELLING MINNIS PARISH COUNCIL

Elections 2023

Polling District, Places and Stations Review

Notice of Review from FHDC File Uploaded: 28 September 2023 137.9 KB

Notice of Uncontested Election 4 May 2023- Stelling Minnis Parish councillors

Notice of Uncontested Election File Uploaded: 6 April 2023 89.9 KB

Notice of Election - Stelling Minnis Parish Council May 2023

Notice of Election dated 17th March 2023 File Uploaded: 17 March 2023 78.3 KB

Are you interested in becoming a Parish Councillor for Stelling Minnis? Please see below flyer for details on some free training

Flyer on becoming a Councillor File Uploaded: 7 February 2023 328.5 KB

Voter ID

There is a new legal requirement for voters at the polling station from 04 May 2023.

Voters will have to present a valid form of photographic ID to be issued a Ballot Paper.  This requirement is for all elections, including any by-elections that take place after this date.

Accepted forms of ID:

  • Passport
  • Driving licence
  • A blue Badge
  • Bus pass

They do not have to be in date but most match the current address and have a photo that can be recognised.

It will be the law - If a person can not provide ID they will not be able to vote.

If a voter does not have valid ID, they can apply for a Voter Authority Certificate (VAC) at the gov.uk website, in person at the Civic offices or by post.  Details are enclosed in the leaflet. 

Booklet giving details on ID needed to vote

Information on ID needed to vote File Uploaded: 5 January 2023 1.3 MB