Elections 2024
General election - Thursday 4 July
Warrington has three UK parliamentary constituencies - Warrington North, Warrington South and part of Tatton.
Parliamentary elections (general election) usually take place every five years. The last general election was held on Thursday 12 December 2019, and the next general election date will take place on Thursday 4 July.
2024 General Election results
Voter turnout
Warrington North - 55.3%
Warrington South - 62.7%
Warrington North result
Yasmin Al-Atroshi, Conservative - 6,486 votes
David Crowther, Liberal Democrats - 2,737 votes
Trevor Nicholls, Reform UK - 9,540 votes
Charlotte Nichols, Labour - 18,730 votes - Charlotte Nichols is re-elected
Hannah Spencer, Green Party - 1,889 votes
Maddison Wheeldon, Independent - 659 votes
Warrington South result
Janet Balfe, Reform UK – 7,913 votes
Andy Carter, Conservative - 11,861 votes
Stephanie Davies, Green Party – 2,313 votes
Graham Gowland, Liberal Democrats – 3,829 votes
Sarah Hall, Labour and Co-operative Party – 23,201 votes - Sarah Hall is elected
Graeme Kelly, Social Democratic Party – 110 votes
Edward Willett, Independent – 445 votes
Register to vote
You can register to vote at any time, and it usually takes five minutes to register. You must be aged 16 and over to register to vote. You will also need your National Insurance Number to register.
The deadline to register to vote is before midnight, Tuesday 18 June.
Choosing to vote
Voting in person? You'll need to bring photo ID
If you are voting in person, you will need to show an accepted form of photo ID at a polling station before you can vote, which is also known as a 'Voter Authority Certificate'.
The deadline to apply for a Voter Authority Certificate is Wednesday 26 June at 5pm.
Find out more about Voter ID requirements
Polling stations
Some polling stations in Warrington have changed - these changes will be reflected on the 'find your polling station' website.
Postal and proxy votes
You can decide to vote by post on a temporary or permanent basis without having to provide a reason. Postal votes are now valid for a maximum of three years, then a full reapplication is needed, instead refreshing signature every five years. All applications now need to include your National Insurance number.
You can also ask for someone to vote on your behalf if you are unable to get to the polling station. This is called voting by proxy.
An elector may appoint an emergency proxy at an election up to 5pm on polling day in specific circumstances.
The deadlines to apply for postal and proxy votes are:
- New postal vote and postal proxy applications, and changes to existing postal or proxy votes: 5pm, Wednesday 19 June 2024
- Deadline for new applications to vote by proxy (not postal proxy or emergency proxies): 5pm, Wednesday 26 June 2024
Register to vote by post or proxy
Making voting accessible
There's lots of support to help people to vote, including translated materials for those with English as a second language, as well as accessible materials like easy read and braille materials for disabled voters.
Polling districts
The Warrington polling districts that will form part of the Tatton Constituency in the general election are located in the Lymm South Ward of the Borough. These include:
- SNA – 3,337 electorate at 4 June 2024
Polling station, Oughtrington Community Centre, Oughtrington Crescent, Lymm, Cheshire, WA13 9JD
- SNB - 1,534 electorate at 4 June 2024
Polling station, Statham Primary School, Warrington Road, WA13 9BE
- SPA – 2432 electorate at 4 June 2024
Polling station, Cherry Blossom Pre School, Cherry Tree Primary School, Hardy Road, WA13 0NX - SPB – 1486 electorate at 4 June 2024
Polling station, St Mary’s Church Hall, Crouchley Lane, WA13 0AS - SPC – 1167 electorate at 4 June 2024
Polling station, Lymm Village Hall, Pepper Street, Lymm, WA13 0JB
Frequently asked questions
5 July 2024