Rural Representative Election - Rural By-election (1 December 2024)

Polling Stations and Counting Stations

Where to Vote

Each elector will be assigned to a designated ordinary polling station near his/her residential address registered in the Final Register of Electors as far as practicable.
Electors in custody will be arranged to vote at dedicated polling stations in penal institutions or police stations as appropriate.
A poll card showing information about the designated polling station of an individual elector will be issued to the respective electors at least 10 days before the polling day.
Whether the polling station allocated to an elector is accessible to persons with special needs (wheelchair users or persons have mobility difficulty) will be specified in the location map attached to the poll card. If electors who are wheelchair users or have difficulty in walking find their designated polling station not accessible, they may apply to the relevant Returning Officer to vote at the special polling station designated for the constituency.
If electors need assistance in interpreting the information on voting, they can call the Centre for Harmony and Enhancement of Ethnic Minority Residents (“CHEER”) through the following hotline from 12:00 to 19:00 (1 December 2024).

Polling and Counting Stations

Indigenous Inhabitant Representative and Resident Representative By-Election

Check the locations of Polling Stations and Counting Stations on the "Geoinfo Map" website

Electors of Dedicated Polling Stations

Short Code and Addresses of Penal Institutions
Number of Registered Electors in Penal Institutions
Indigenous Inhabitant Representative By-Election
Resident Representative By-Election
Please click here to hyperlink Correctional Services Department's website (To be Announced Later) to check the application result for admission of an election agent or a polling agent to a dedicated polling station situated in a prison (other than a maximum security prison).