Where do I vote in the Black Country local elections on May 7
Hundreds of seats across the Black Country are set to be contested at the local elections on May 7 - here is where you need to go to cast your votes.
With less than two weeks to go until local election day (May 7) and hundreds of seats being contested in the Black Country, residents are starting to consider how they will cast their votes.
Residents of Wolverhampton, Walsall, Sandwell, Dudley and Cannock Chase each have hundreds of candidates to choose from.
Whoever you vote for will not only decide who represents your community but they will also determine which party or coalition runs your local over the next four years.
But where do you go to cast your vote on the day?
Your local authority should have already sent out a poll card with the location of your nearest polling station on it, which is usually a nearby school, community centre, or similar venue. These polling stations will open at 7am until 10pm for in-person voters.
If you do not know where your local polling station is, you can check using your postcode on the ‘Where do I vote?’ website.
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