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Elections in your area

Thursday 2 May 2024

You will have three ballot papers to fill out.

Get ready to vote:

There may also be parish, town or community council elections in some areas.

Mayor of London

This election will be held on Thursday 2 May 2024.

The Mayor of London sets the overall strategy and vision for Greater London. They are responsible for areas such as police and fire services, transport, housing, planning and the environment. They control a combined budget of over £17 billion.

Find out more about the Mayor of London and London Assembly at the London Elects website.

You will have one vote, and can choose from 13 candidates.

  • How to vote

    This election uses First-past-the-post.

    Mark an X in the box for your preferred candidate.

    You can mark up to one candidate.

    Read the instructions at the top of your ballot paper carefully.

    For more information, visit The Electoral Commission's website or ask an official at your polling station.

Read the official candidate booklet for this election.

Election events

You can meet candidates and question them at events (often known as 'hustings'). Here are some events that are taking place:

(Past event) Tuesday 16 April 2024 20:00 : The London Debate
See video or other info from this event.

London Assembly elections

West Central constituency

This election will be held on Thursday 2 May 2024.

You will have one vote, and can choose from five candidates.

  • How to vote

    This election uses First-past-the-post.

    Mark an X in the box for your preferred candidate.

    You can mark up to one candidate.

    Read the instructions at the top of your ballot paper carefully.

    For more information, visit The Electoral Commission's website or ask an official at your polling station.

London Assembly elections

Additional members

This election will be held on Thursday 2 May 2024.

Members of the London Assembly are elected to hold the Mayor of London to account. They examine the Mayor's decisions and actions in areas such as police and fire services, transport, housing, planning and the environment. The Assembly has the power to amend the Mayor's budget when two-thirds of its Members agree.

There are twenty-five members of the London Assembly. Eleven are elected by the whole city and fourteen are elected by individual constituencies across London.

Find out more about the Mayor of London and London Assembly at the London Elects website.

You will have one vote, and can choose from 15 parties or independent candidates in the London Assembly.

  • How to vote

    This election uses Additional Member System.

    Mark an X in the box for one party or independent candidate.

    Read the instructions at the top of your ballot paper carefully.

    For more information, visit The Electoral Commission's website or ask an official at your polling station.

Party emblem
Britain First
Photo of
Independent:
Farah London
Photo of
Independent:
Laurence Fox
Blank Head icons created by Freepik - Flaticon
Independent:
Gabe Romualdo

  • Your polling station is:

    St. Andrew's Church
    Greyhound Road
    London

    It will be open from 7am to 10pm on Thursday 2 May 2024

    You don't need to take your poll card with you.

    If you have a postal vote, you can hand it in at this polling station on election day up to 10pm

    Read more about how to vote.

  • ️ You will need to take photo ID to vote at a polling station in this election

    You do not need your poll card to vote. You must vote at your assigned polling station. Read more about voting in Great Britain.

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