John, we've had a few questions from our supporters about how to vote this week, so let's answer them all here...

When do polling stations open?

Polling stations are open from 7am till 10pm.

And where do I go to vote?

You can find your local polling station on the Electoral Commission's website.

Do I need to bring my polling card with me?

You do not need to bring your polling card with you - the only thing needed to vote is Photo ID.

What Photo ID can I bring?

Among others, you can bring your passport, driver's license, blue badge or older person's bus pass.

Check the entire list of acceptable Photo ID here.

Oh no...my Photo ID's out of date!

Don't worry - so long as you have a valid form of Photo ID that still looks like you and has the name you're registered to vote with, you can use it.

I've got a postal vote but forgot to post it on time

Don't worry - you can take your postal vote to your polling station and hand it in there, or give it to somebody you trust to do so.

I applied for a postal vote but it never arrived!?

You can request a replacement postal ballot back in person from your local council.

This can be requested up until 5pm on polling day but needs to be retuned by 10pm on polling day. 

Who do I vote for to keep the Tories out in my seat?

Well, just in case you missed it, we've published all our tactical voting recommendations here.

Phew, got it! Right, just need to make time to vote on polling day now...

Don't worry, we've got you covered there too! Use our Polling Day Planner to make sure you've got everything in order on Thursday.

Wait, I've got another question...!

No worries - the Electoral Commission's website has answers to pretty much every question about voting this week, and they're pretty responsive on X(Twitter) too!