The UK Parliamentary General Election is taking place this week on Thursday 4 July 2024. Polling stations will be open from 7am–10pm. If you are unsure where your polling is, you can find this on the 'where do i vote?' website.

Voter ID

Voters in England need to show photo ID to vote at a polling station. Accepted forms of photo ID can be found on the Electoral Commission website. 

You only need to show one form of ID and it must be the original version. If your photo ID is no longer in date, it can still be used as long as it still looks like you and your name is the same as when you registered to vote.

UK Parliamentary General Election results

The count is taking place overnight and the results are likely to be declared in the early hours of Friday morning (5 July 2024).

The results will be posted on this page after they have been declared. 

Notice of election

Boundary review changes

Following a recent boundary review, East Hampshire is covered by two new parliamentary constituencies:

East Hampshire County Constituency

  • Alton Amery
  • Alton Ashdell
  • Alton Eastbrooke
  • Alton Holybourne
  • Alton Westbrook
  • Alton Whitedown
  • Alton Wooteys
  • Bentworth & Froyle
  • Binsted, Bentley and Selborne
  • Buriton & East Meon
  • Clanfield
  • Four Marks & Medstead
  • Froxfield, Sheep and Steep
  • Horndean Catherington  
  • Horndean Downs
  • Horndean Kings & Blendworth
  • Horndean Murray
  • Liss
  • Petersfield Bell Hill
  • Petersfield Causeway
  • Petetsfield Heath
  • Petersfield St Peters 
  • Ropley, Hawkley & Hangers
  • Rowlands Castle

East Hampshire County Constituency also takes on Oakley & The Candovers (Part) from Basingstoke and Deane Borough Council.

Farnham and Bordon County Constituency

The EHDC wards that make up part of the Farnham and Bordon County Constituency are:

  • Bramshott and Liphook
  • Grayshott
  • Headley
  • Lindford 
  • Whitehill Chase
  • Whitehill Hogmoor & Greatham
  • Whitehill Pinewood