Registration lists are always on display at all post offices, police stations, the library and at the office of the Parliamentary Registrar. Persons who expect to be off the island or in hospital on polling day, may vote at an advanced poll one week before. Certificates of intended absence and incapacity are required. Voters vote in the constituency in which they are registered. A list of polling stations is published in the newspaper.
Identification is required from each voter.
ID may be a passport, driver's license, a Special Persons Card or Voters Identification Card. Voters cards must be renewed after 10 years. The polls open at 8.00 a.m. and close at 8.00 p.m. No votes are counted until after the polls close. The officers in charge of the election appointed to do so count the votes in each constituency at the close of polls.