Huge swathes of the country are heading to the polls today for local elections, including Birmingham. The results for the Birmingham local elections, along with other regions across England, will be known tomorrow.
However, as this is the second city of England, it will take longer for the final verdicts to come in. When exactly will Brummies know the result? The results should come in between 6pm to 9pm, making it one of the longer waits for the impacted regions.
Birmingham is seen as one of the more important political regions of this election, as it has become a battleground between Labour, the Greens, and Reform UK. In total, there are 478 polling stations in the city today. Stations are divided up on the Birmingham City Council website to make it easy for voters to find. With a 10pm deadline, there is plenty of time to get out and vote.
What to Expect on Results Day
For the list of polling stations in Birmingham, click here for more details. In total, 5,000 council seats are up for election, including in the capital. Prime Minister Keir Starmer arrived to vote this morning in London, joined alongside by wife Victoria Starmer. The Prime Minister visited a polling station in Westminster Chapel with 32 boroughs of London holding elections.
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