Elections and Voting
Elections 2024
UK Parliamentary General Election - 4th July 2024
A UK Parliamentary General Election has been called for Thursday 4th July 2024. The Acting Returning Officer for Mid and South Pembrokeshire will be William Bramble.
Mid and South Pembrokeshire is a new constituency following parliamentary boundary reviews with some north counties now included in the Ceredigion Preseli constituency.
Mid and South Pembrokeshire Constituency
STATEMENT OF PERSONS NOMINATED AND NOTICE OF POLL
NOTICE OF PARTICULARS OF ELECTION AGENTS/SUB AGENTS
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF ELECTION SUB AGENTS
Notice of Election - Mid and South Pembrokeshire Constituency
Ceredigion Preseli Constituency
Information on the new Ceredigion Preseli Constituency
Key information for voting:
Applies to all electors in Pembrokeshire County Council Area:
(Mid and South Pembrokeshire and the Preseli area of the Ceredigion Preseli constituency)
Voter ID
- Electors have to show approved form of photo identification before voting in a polling station. Further information on Voter ID (opens in a new tab) is available.
- If a voter does not have an accepted form of of photographic ID, they can apply for a Voter Authority Certificate (opens in a new tab) either online or by using a paper application.
- Completed Voter Authority Certificate (VACs) applications must reach us before 5pm Wednesday 26th June.
Registration
- Deadline for receiving applications for registration - Tuesday 18th June.
- Applications for registration (opens in a new tab)
Postal Voting
- Completed postal vote applications must reach us before 5pm Wednesday 19th June.
- Applications to vote by post (opens in a new tab)
- There will be limits to the number of postal votes that can be handed in - the maximum someone can hand in is 5 plus their own (total of 6).
Proxy Voting
- Completed proxy vote applications must reach us before 5pm Wednesday 26th June.
- Applications to vote by proxy (opens in a new tab).
- Electors will only be allowed to act as a proxy for up to 4 people, of whom no more than 2 can be 'domestic electors' (domestic electors are people who do not live overseas or are in the armed forces).