Voting and elections
- 2022 City elections results
- Annual Wardmotes
- Becoming a Councillor
- Elections results
- Electoral Services Privacy Notice
- Forthcoming elections
- Nomination papers for Aldermanic Candidates
- Nomination papers for Bridge Common Council Candidates
- Nomination papers for Common Council Candidates
- Postal votes
- Proxy votes
- Residential registration
- Statements of Persons Nominated - September 2022
- Ward clubs
- Ward elections
- Ward newsletters
- Worker vote registration
The City of London is divided into 25 wards and 125 members are elected to represent them. Each ward elects one Alderman and two or more Common Councillors, depending on it's population, totalling 100 Common Councillors and 25 Aldermen. Full City-wide elections are held every four years with By-elections and Aldermanic elections in between. Because the City has a relatively small number of residents compared to City workers, it has two categories of voters: resident and business.