Having changed their place of residence or being on a temporary visit to another city, citizens are often interested in where to go to the polls. You can find out the location of your polling station from various sources.
Instructions
Step 1
Find out the address of your territorial election commission. Depending on the number of residents, the city may have from 1-2 to 5 or more institutions. If there is no information about the location of the election commission, contact the administration of your city or district. One of the functions of these institutions is the formation of polling stations. In addition, they are obliged to inform the townspeople about the time and place of the elections. That is why it is enough to call the commission or visit it in person to find out the number of your polling station.
Step 2
Explore your municipality's website for a list of polling stations in your municipality. This information can also be published on the websites of the city mayor's office, duma, education department, etc. In addition, the city library is likely to have community bulletins and newspapers available with the information you need. Pay special attention to the publications in which information was published about the elections that have already taken place. Most likely, the list of polling stations has not changed since then.
Step 3
Check your local mailbox more often. Shortly before the next elections, the city administration begins to send citizens invitations to the elections and other relevant information, indicating the number of the polling station and its address. Usually, various public institutions are used as places for holding elections: schools, institutes, etc. Visit one of them, which is closest to your place of residence, and ask the administration if your house belongs to this polling station. This information can be shared with you by the housing and communal services management company. Usually she also knows the number of the plot to which this or that house is attached.
