PCC election 2024 – voter ID statistics
The 2024 Police and Crime Commissioner election on Thursday 2 May marked the second large scale that voters in the UK were required to show photo ID in order to cast their ballot at a polling station.
The following data shows the number of people who brought the required photo ID with them on polling day:
- 97,951 people were eligible to vote in person at a polling station in South Oxfordshire (out of a total electorate of 114,303 people).
- 16.41 per cent of those eligible to do so (16,072 people), voted at a polling station on 2 May.
- 99.94 per cent* of those who attended a polling station on 4 May had the correct ID with them and were therefore able to vote.
- 55 people, or 0.3 per cent of those eligible to vote at a polling station, were not initially issued with a ballot paper because they did not have the correct photo ID. Of those people, 44 returned with accepted photo ID and were then able to vote.
- By the close of poll, 11 people were not able to vote because they did not have the accepted photo ID. This was 0.06 per cent of those eligible to vote at a polling station in this election.
*on nationally reported statistics it is expected that figures will be rounded up / down to the nearest 0.1 per cent, therefore you may see this figure published elsewhere as 100 per cent.
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