To vote in some elections in Scotland, including UK parliamentary elections, you need to present a valid photo ID. Here's a table of accepted forms of photo ID you can use:
| Type of Photo ID |
|---|
| Passport |
| Driving licence (including provisional licence) |
| Blue Badge |
| Certain concessionary travel cards (Scottish National Entitlement Card) |
| Identity card with PASS mark |
| Biometric immigration document |
| Defence identity card |
| Certain national identity cards |
You only need to show one form of ID, and it must be the original, not a photocopy. The name on your ID should match the name you registered to vote. If you don't have an accepted form of photo ID, you can apply for a free Voter Authority Certificate by the deadline of 5pm, 6 working days before the election. For more details or to apply for the Voter Authority Certificate, you can check the East Lothian electoral page.