Your location:

We’re showing you content for . Select ‘change’ to choose a different location.

Make sure you're viewing content for the right location. Select 'change' at the top of this page to choose a different location.

Emergency proxy vote

In certain circumstances, where you have an emergency that means you can't vote in person, you can apply for an emergency proxy.

This must be something that you weren't aware of before the normal proxy vote deadline, usually 5pm, 6 working days before the election. Emergency proxy applications can be made up to 5pm on polling day.

By law, there are certain circumstances where you may be able to apply for an emergency proxy. They include: 

If you need to apply for an emergency proxy or to find out more information, contact the electoral services team at your local council.

Emergency proxy vote

In certain circumstances, where you have an emergency that means you can't vote in person, you can apply for an emergency proxy.

This must be something that you weren't aware of before the normal proxy vote deadline, usually 5pm, 6 working days before the election. Emergency proxy applications can be made up to 5pm on polling day.

Circumstances where you may be able to apply for an emergency proxy include:

If you need to apply for an emergency proxy or to find out more information, contact the electoral services team at your local council.

Emergency proxy vote

In certain circumstances, where you have an emergency that means you can't vote in person, you can apply for an emergency proxy.

This must be something that you weren't aware of before the normal proxy vote deadline, usually 5pm, 6 working days before the election. Emergency proxy applications can be made up to 5pm on polling day.

Circumstances where you may be able to apply for an emergency proxy include:

If you need to apply for an emergency proxy or to find out more information, contact your local electoral registration office.

Emergency proxy vote

In certain circumstances, where you have an emergency that means you can't vote in person, you can apply for an emergency proxy.

This must be something that you weren't aware of before the normal proxy vote deadline, usually 5pm, 6 working days before the election. Emergency proxy applications can be made up to 5pm on polling day.

Circumstances where you may be able to apply for an emergency proxy include:

If you need to apply for an emergency proxy or to find out more information, contact the electoral services team at your local council.

Emergency proxy

In Northern Ireland, you can only apply for an emergency proxy vote in a number of very limited circumstances. 

Contact the Electoral Office for Northern Ireland for more information

DRN

In Northern Ireland, you need your Digital Registration Number to apply for a proxy vote. If you've forgotten your Digital Registration Number you can request it online using the Electoral Office for Northern Ireland's Am I Registered service.

Your location:

We’re showing you content for . Select ‘change’ to choose a different location.