Polling stations, districts and boundaries
Finding your polling station
Shortly before an election, you will be sent a poll card which contains the address of your polling station.
Polling stations may change depending on the election. In the run-up to an election, you can also find details of your polling station by using Democracy Club’s polling station finder.
Information about polling districts and polling places can be found through the Council's Where I Live service. Search for an address in the district and you will be provided with information about the relevant polling district, polling station and elected representatives. Alternatively, use the Council's District mapping service for an interactive map which can be used to view electoral boundaries.
PDF copies of ward maps and polling district maps Toggle accordion
Please see below PDFs of ward maps.
Information about polling districts and polling places can also be found through the Council's Where I Live service.
Boundary Reviews and Community Governance Reviews
Previous reviews
Review of Polling Districts and Polling Places 2023 / 2024 Toggle accordion
Between autumn 2023 and February 2024, the Council carried out a review of the polling districts and polling places in the district.
On 4 July 2023, the Council's Licensing & Regulatory Committee received a report about the start of the review process. The report and minutes are available at Licensing & Regulatory Committee - Tuesday, 4 July.
A public consultation period ran from 4 September 2023 until 30 October 2023.
On 16 January 2024, the Council's Licensing & Regulatory Committee received a report on the findings of the review and approved the new polling district and polling places scheme. The report and minutes are available at Licensing & Regulatory Committee - Tuesday, 16 January.
On 1 February 2024, a revised electoral register was published to take account of changes to polling districts. The 2 May 2024 District Council and Police and Crime Commissioner elections were run under the new arrangements.
Parliamentary Boundary Review 2023 Toggle accordion
The Boundary Commission for England (BCE) is required by Parliament to undertake an independent and impartial review of all constituencies in England, to rebalance the number of electors in each constituency.
A secondary consultation on the BCE's initial proposals for new constituencies took place from 22 February to 4 April 2022 and included 32 public hearings across the country.
A third and final round of public consultation on revised constituency proposals ran between 8 November and 5 December 2022.
The BCE have now concluded the 2023 review and submitted their final report and recommendations to Parliament. The Government will draft an Order containing the recommendations of all four Parliamentary Boundary Commissions: once that draft Order is approved by the Privy Council, the new constituencies will be used for the next General election following that date (for any by-election that may take place beforehand, existing constituencies are used).
Further information can be found on the BCE's 2023 Review webpage.
Parish and Town Councils - Community Governance Review 2022-2023 Toggle accordion
During 2022-2023, the Council conducted a Community Governance Review for the whole of the St Albans City and District area. Details of the review can be found on our Community Governance Review page.
District Council wards - Local Government Boundary Commission for England Review 2019-2021 Toggle accordion
Details of the 2019-2021 review of our district council ward boundaries can be found on the Local Government Boundary Commission for England’s website.
