The document offers advice on placing your vote at a polling station, applying for an absent vote and applying for the appointment of a proxy vote on your behalf.
A new guide has been published to assist both voters and candidates ahead of Septembers House of Keys election.
The document offers advice on placing your vote at a polling station, applying for an absent vote and applying for the appointment of a proxy vote on your behalf.
The Guidance for Candidates section offers practical advice for anyone wishing to stand in the election.
The information covers each of the main steps involved, from nomination through to the declaration of the result.
The guides, along with details of the designated returning officers in each constituency and previous election results, are available on the Chief Secretary’s Office website
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