Govt Reminds Public Of Polling Station Locations
The Parliamentary Registry Office is reminding the public that polling stations will be open tomorrow [Feb 18] from 8.00am to 8.00pm for the 2025 General Election.
A Government spokesperson said, “Tomorrow [February 18] is election day, and the Parliamentary Registry Office is reminding all registered voters that all polling stations will be open from 8.00am to 8.00pm.
“Registered voters are strongly encouraged to verify their registration details and polling station locations in advance of tomorrow to ensure a smooth voter experience and to avoid any delays.
“Registered voters are reminded to bring valid identification to the polling station.
“Acceptable forms of ID include a passport, Bermuda driver’s license, Special Persons Card, Voter Identification Card, or an employee identification card with a photo, signature, and date of birth.
“Also, when entering a polling station, the following items are not permitted: helmets, cameras [cellphone, video or any other electronic device with a camera].
“Lastly, workers are entitled to time off from work in order to vote. Employees should make the requisite arrangements with their employers.
“For the public’s reference, below is the full list of the 36 constituencies along with the corresponding polling station locations:
“For further information or assistance, please contact the Parliamentary Registry Office at 441-293-8683 or visit the official website.
“Stay informed about all election-related updates, including General Election results by visiting the official website.”
For full coverage of the 2025 Election and past elections, visit the links below, with comprehensive coverage available on our network website BermudaElections.com, the leading source of data and election videos.
- All: Our coverage of the 2025 General Election here
- 2025 Candidates: List of the 109 candidates
- Constituencies: Data/past results of all 36 constituencies
- Videos: Over 200 videos spanning multiple elections here
- Official: The Government’s election website here
- Comprehensive: Our BermudaElection.com website here
