Which of these happens prior to an election?

At what location do people vote during election day?

What is the name given to each area of the United Kingdom which elects a single MP?

How many number of votes may be cast per person at a general election?

How many MPs are elected by each constituency?

If an individual is unable to reach a polling station, which of these alternative methods may be used?

Traditionally, the seat of which MP is not contested?

Which of these would be considered “a spoilt ballot”

Roughly how many people live in each constituency?

Traditionally, which mark is used on a ballot paper?

What is the name given to the offical who delivers election results?

What is done with spoilt ballots?

How many people can stand per party in each constituency?

How many people can stand in total in each constituency?

What is the minimum age required to stand for election?

Which of these is needed to secure election as an MP?

At what time do polling stations open on election day?

At what time do polling stations close on election day?

What must be done in cases where the vote is extremely close?

UK general elections are traditionally held on which day?

Under which of these circumstances would a recount occur?

Which type of democracy involves the widespread use of referendums?

What must not occur until voting has closed?

Which of these best describes the method by which the Prime Minister is elected?

Which of these does a party leader need to become Prime Minister?

Which two numbers are compared to calculate turnout?