Re-issuing of postal votes
If you are registered to vote by post and you have not received your postal vote there are two ways to ask for your ballot paper to be reissued.
You can:
The Council has a dedicated team for election issues but phone lines are likely to be very busy so we recommend contacting us by email.
You will need to provide us with:
Our team will then confirm you are registered for a postal vote and re-issue your ballot paper if required.
We will then contact you to make arrangements for you to receive this. If you live locally and have access to transport we will ask you to come to the Civic Offices to collect your ballot paper.
The office will remain open until 7pm every evening up to polling day to accommodate this. Please do not come to the Civic Offices unless we have provided you with confirmation that your postal ballot paper has been reissued.
If you have already reported to us that you have not received your postal vote, thank you, we will contact you shortly.
Those already registered to vote by post can be reissued a postal ballot paper up to 5 pm on Poll Day.
There are three ways you can then cast your postal ballot.
If you are a voter in the Vale of Glamorgan constituency you can:
If you are a voter in the Cardiff South and Penarth constituency you can:
Please note under the Election Act postal voting rules we cannot accept postal votes on behalf of Cardiff Council.