If you haven't received your postal ballot, you can take a few steps to resolve the issue. According to Durham's electoral services, you should first consider contacting them for a replacement if you've lost or damaged your postal vote. Here's what to do:
| Step | Action |
|---|---|
| 1. Contact Electoral Services | Phone: 03000 261 212 or email: electoralservices@durham.gov.uk |
| 2. Check Registration | Make sure you are registered to vote and have applied for a postal vote |
| 3. Request a Replacement | If your postal vote is lost or damaged, request a replacement |
| 4. Return Instructions | Ensure you follow the instructions for returning your postal vote to avoid it being rejected |
It's important to act soon, especially since postal votes must be received by the Returning Officer by 10:00 PM on election day to be counted. For more information on applying for or returning a postal vote, you can visit Durham's postal vote page.