UK Parliamentary Election, 4 July 2024

UK Parliamentary Election, 4 July 2024

The Acting Returning Officer for Epsom and Ewell for this election is Jacqueline King. She may be contacted at:

Town Hall, The Parade, Epsom Surrey KT18 5BY.  Telephone: 01372 732000

If you have any queries about this election, contact Electoral Services on telephone 01372 732000 or e-mail: electoralservices@epsom-ewell.gov.uk.

Register to Vote

To vote at these elections you must be registered to vote, but you do not need to register again if you are already on the electoral register.

  • The deadline to register to vote at this is 18 June 2024.

If you want to check if you are registered then you can contact us by e-mail at electoralservices@epsom-ewell.gov.uk, or phone on 01372 732000.

Poll Cards

If you are already registered then you will receive a poll card giving information about polling hours and the address of your polling station soon after 10 June 2024. If you registered to vote after 10 May 2024 then your poll card will be sent out around 24 June 2024.

Can’t vote in person?

If you are not able to vote in person on 4 July 2024 you can either have a postal vote or appoint a proxy to vote on your behalf.

Information on how to apply for postal and proxy votes is available on our "Who can vote and how?" page.

  • The deadline for postal vote applications is 5pm on Wednesday, 19 June 2024.
  • The deadline to appoint a proxy is by no later than 5pm, Wednesday, 26 June 2024.

Postal votes will be sent out by 1st class post from 17 June and we expect them to arrive by 24 June. If you are going on holiday before or close to that date, you may prefer to appoint a proxy.

If after 5pm on 26 June you become unwell, or for work reasons cannot vote in person, the deadline to appoint an emergency proxy is 5pm, Thursday, 4 July. Contact the elections office on 01372 732000 for more information on how to arrange one.

Returning Your Postal Vote Pack

Please note that there are new restrictions regarding the handing in Postal Votes at both Council Offices and Polling Stations. You will need to complete a declaration form if you hand in postal vote(s) and you will be restricted on the number you can hand in to no more than 6 including your own. If you do not complete the required form then your postal vote will be rejected and your vote will not count. This will also apply to postal votes put into the post boxes situated at the Town Hall.

This will not apply if you return your postal vote via Royal Mail.

Voter ID

It is now a requirement for voters to show photo ID when voting in person at a polling station at some elections. 

Information on what photo ID is accepted and how to apply for a Voter Authority Certificate is available on our "Voter ID at Elections" page.

  • The deadline to apply for a Voter Authority Certificate is 5pm, Wednesday, 26 June 2024

Election results

Full information about the result of this election will be available from the elections results page from 5 July 2024.

Election Information and Official Notices