Elections and Voting
On this page, you will find information on how to register to vote and apply for postal/proxy votes. You will also find information on upcoming elections.
On this page, you will find information on how to register to vote and apply for postal/proxy votes. You will also find information on upcoming elections.
On Thursday 2 May 2024, local elections will be held in Wolverhampton to elect local councillors. One seat will be up for election in each ward.
We are looking to recruit motivated staff to fill a number of important paid roles on election days. We would love to hear from you if you are interested in getting involved.
If you wish to the inspect the register you will need to make a 15 minute appointment with Electoral Services.
From 4 May 2023 onwards, the Elections Act 2022 requires voters to show photographic identification at polling stations before they are given a ballot paper.
You can apply for a postal vote for one particular election or for all elections for the following three years.
Find the location of your nearest polling station for upcoming elections.
If you require more information about elections, voting and registering to vote.
The Returning Officer will be holding a briefing session on Thursday 29 February at 5.30pm for prospective candidates and agents for the local election on 2 May 2024.
The Mayor of Wolverhampton is elected at the Annual Meeting of the Council (usually in May each year). The Mayor serves for the whole of the Municipal Year until the next Annual Meeting.
The council has a duty to promote and maintain high standards of conduct by elected members. If you feel that one of our Councillors has broken the Councillors Code of Conduct, you should let us know.