The General Election will take place on Thursday, 4 July, and this year sees a record high for people registered to vote in Nuneaton at 71,483, up from 70,226 in 2019.
As polling day for the General Election 2024 approaches, voters in Nuneaton are reminded to cast their vote.
As with the Local Elections in May, voters will need a valid form of Photo ID in order to vote at a polling station. However, this is the first time that a photo ID has been needed in order to elect a parliamentary candidate.
Common forms of accepted ID include driving licences, passports, and older person’s bus passes.
Polling stations across Nuneaton will open at 7:00am on election day, closing 15 hours later at 10:00pm.
This will provide time for residents to vote at their own convenience, whether this is before work, following the school run, or while taking the dog for a walk.
Your polling station for the General Election can be found on your poll card. If you do not know your polling station or just need a reminder, visit our where's my polling station webpage and enter your postcode.
Acting Returning Officer for Nuneaton constituency and Chief Executive of Nuneaton and Bedworth Borough Council, Tom Shardlow, said:
"I encourage everybody who is eligible to vote to do so on Thursday, 4 July.
"A lot of hard work has already gone into facilitating this General Election, and I would like to note my appreciation for everybody’s efforts so far and on the upcoming polling day."
Candidates on the ballot paper in Nuneaton:
- Jodie Gosling - Labour Party
- John Homer - Workers Party
- Rob Howard - Reform UK
- Marcus Jones - Conservative Party
- Keith Kondakor - The Green Party
- Joy Salaja - Liberal Democrats
The total electorate for Nuneaton constituency is 71,483. This includes 9,450 postal voters and 248 electors voting by proxy. There are 60 polling stations across Nuneaton, and 350 staff will work on polling day, including at the count.