Today is a breakthrough moment in UK politics, where citizens from all across the country will head down to their local polling stations and cast their vote to determine the government in the general elections.
In preparation for one of the most significant periods in the country, let us quickly recap everything you need to know before election day.
How and when will it be held?
The election will take place on Thursday, 4th July, between 7 AM and 10 PM.
There are a total of 650 parliamentary constituencies within the country, and registered voters will vote for their preferred candidate to be their local MP at polling stations that will be set up only for that day.
Remember, you can only vote if you are registered with the electorate.
Where do I go to vote?
As previously mentioned, registered voters will cast their vote at their local polling station. The location of your polling station is typically near your home address. By now, you should have received your polling
