If you don't receive your postal ballot in time, you can still ensure your vote is counted by handing it in at your local polling station or at County Hall in Durham. It's best to return your postal vote using the pre-paid envelope provided, but if time is running out, here’s what you can do:
| Method of Return | Details |
|---|---|
| Hand in at Polling Station | You can deliver it directly to your local polling station. Make sure to complete the required statutory form with assistance from polling staff. You can hand in your own ballot and up to five others. |
| Hand in at County Hall | Deliver it to County Hall, Durham, DH1 5UL, but ensure you complete a form there. |
| Request a Replacement Ballot | If your ballot is lost or damaged, contact Electoral Services at 03000 261 212 to request a replacement. |
Make sure your postal vote arrives by 10:00 PM on election day to be counted. It might be a good idea to act swiftly and consider these options if you’re concerned about timing. For more details, you can check the apply to vote by post page.