Cambridgeshire County Council elections - Thursday 1 May 2025
Every four years, residents vote for the 61 councillors who represent them in 59 divisions. Your vote can help to shape the future of your neighbourhood. These elections decide how services are run, how your council tax is spent, and what happens in your area.
We look after a budget of around £1,164 million to run vital services that make a real difference to people's lives.
This includes:
- roads and footpaths
- libraries
- household waste disposal
- schools
- adult and children's social care
The Mayoral election for the Cambridgeshire and Peterborough Combined Authority (CPCA) takes place on the same day.
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How to vote
You must have previously been added to the electoral register in order to vote. The application deadline was 11 April.
Once registered you can vote in person at a polling station, by post, or ask someone else to vote for you (voting by proxy).
Information in alternative formats
Who manages the elections
The local district and city councils manage the elections in Cambridgeshire and will provide information on polling stations, voter ID, accessibility at elections and candidates.
- Cambridge City Council's election homepage
- East Cambridgeshire District Council's election homepage
- Fenland District Council's election homepage
- Huntingdonshire District Council's election homepage
- South Cambridgeshire District Council's election homepage
Statements of Persons Nominated and other election notices
Statement of Persons Nominated, Notices of Election, Notices of Election Agents and Notices of Poll, can be found on the relevant district and city council websites.
- Cambridge City Council - election notices
- East Cambridgeshire District Council - election notices
- Fenland District Council - election notices
- Huntingdonshire District Council - election notices
- South Cambridgeshire District Council - election notices
Information for candidates
You can find information on becoming a councillor on the information for candidates webpage.
