The first round of the 2022 presidential election takes place next Sunday, April 10. And if it’s your first time voting in your city, or if it’s been a while, you might not know which polling station you’re at.
To remedy this, you can check on your electoral map.
But there is another way, through a public service website.
By clicking HERE, you can indeed “question [votre situation] election”. This allows everyone to ensure that he is registered on the electoral lists of his city.
the polling station appears in a few clicks
Concretely, you have to answer a short series of questions. First if you vote in France or abroad, then your department, your city, your family name, your first name(s), your sex, and finally your date of birth. Personal information which must correspond to that present on the birth certificate.
Once this questionnaire has been completed, all you have to do is click on “Check my electoral situation” to access the information corresponding to your polling station. Depending on whether or not you are registered on the lists, you will have access to the number of your office, its address, as well as your order number.
Once this information is well in mind, however, be careful not to arrive too late at the polling station. In most cities, offices close at 6 p.m. In medium-sized cities, the closing is generally postponed by one hour, while voters in large cities can vote until 8 p.m.
It is now too late to register on the electoral lists, the deadline having been set, with exceptions, on March 4th. If you have moved, but you have not taken any steps in your new city, you will remain registered on the electoral rolls of your former municipality.
Also be careful to respect the health instructions put in place to avoid the spread of the coronavirus as much as possible. Wearing a mask, respecting the distances between each person, bringing your own pen to sign off… So many rules now adopted by most voters.