Visually impaired voters in Exeter will benefit from extra support at polling stations, with audio ballot papers available for the local elections.
Exeter will go the polls on Thursday 7 May, with elections across all 13 wards in the city. A total of 55 polling stations will be open from 7am until 10pm for people to vote.
Audio ballot papers help ensure that everyone can take part in the democratic process independently and with confidence.
These recordings allow voters to familiarise themselves with candidate names and order before casting their vote.
The audio files can be accessed in advance below and will also be available to scan as a QR Code at polling stations for anyone who needs them.
Links to the audio ballot papers:
- Alphington: Listen here
- Duryard & St James: Listen here
- Exwick: Listen here
- Heavitree: Listen here
- Mincinglake & Whipton: Listen here
- Newtown & St Leonards: Listen here
- Pennsylvania: Listen here
- Pinhoe: Listen here
- Priory: Listen here
- St Davids: Listen here
- St Loyes: Listen here
- St Thomas: Listen here
- Topsham: Listen here
Voters with questions about accessible voting can contact the Electoral Services team at electoral.services@exeter.gov.uk or call 01392 265141.

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