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All set for tomorrow?
1. Go to vote
2. Pick a pro-remain party (ideally using a tactical voting guide)
3. Convince your friends, family and colleagues to vote too (maybe even offer them a lift to the polling station)
4. Wait until Sunday evening for the big results reveal
1. Go to vote
2. Pick a pro-remain party (ideally using a tactical voting guide)
3. Convince your friends, family and colleagues to vote too (maybe even offer them a lift to the polling station)
4. Wait until Sunday evening for the big results reveal
Here's a tactical voting guide that breaks down, region-by-region, the most effective pro-Remain parties to vote for in England, Scotland and Wales (with a brief nod to Northern Ireland and its much more complex system)
drive.google.com/file/d/1PAtu1S…
drive.google.com/file/d/1PAtu1S…
Polling stations will be open from 7am until 10pm. While it's helpful to have your voting card with you, it's not compulsory to bring it. So long as you're registered, you should be able to vote.
