Polling Places Review

The next polling places review will start on 1 September 2019.

In accordance with the Review of Polling Districts and Polling Places (Parliamentary Elections) Regulations 2006 – we are conducting a review of all polling districts and polling places in the district’s parliamentary constituencies.

A polling district is a smaller part of an electoral area. They can be thought of as the building blocks from which different council wards and parliamentary constituencies are built from. A polling district cannot be shared between two electoral areas – such as a parish.

A polling station is the room or building where polling takes place.

• Formal notice of the review
• Terms of reference
• Polling Stations in District Council Wards 2013
• Comments by Returning Officer
• Representations received via email 1 October to 25 October 2013
• Website submissions on Polling Stations 1 October to 25 October 2013
• Response of West Hoathly Parish Council – 4 November 2013
• Response of Burgess Hill Labour Party – 27 November 2013
• Response of Haywards Heath Town Council – 27 November 2013

Electoral Services
Tel: 01444-477003
Email: elections@midsussex.gov.uk