Postal voting, polling station and aids

If you are away on election day or do not want to show up on election day, you as a voter can cast your vote by showing up at Citizen service before the election and postal vote. 

You must have valid identification to vote (health card, passport or driver's license).

You can vote by mail in Borgerservice in Gråsten, Nordborg or Sønderborg during normal opening hours.

You can make an appointment with advantage here , but it is not a requirement. (Draw a number if you have not booked an appointment)

See also special extended opening hours in citizen services in connection with postal votes here .

If you live in a care centre, you have the opportunity to cast a postal vote at the care centre.
Further information can be obtained from the care center/Borgerservice.

If you are admitted to a hospital, you can get help with voting from the staff.

If you have a disability or reduced mobility, you have the opportunity to apply to be transferred to a different polling station in the municipality than the one you are affiliated with.

Are there aids if I have to vote by post?

There is a magnifying glass and a felt-tip pen at all postal voting places. 

In Borgerservice in Sønderborg, there will also be a CCTV magnifying device and a raising / lowering table with free legroom, so that wheelchair users can position themselves at the table.

At all 17 polling stations in Sønderborg Municipality, there are handicap-friendly ballot boxes equipped with a magnifying glass and a felt-tip pen. 

At the polling station, Kongevej - Sønderborg, there will also be a ballot box with a CCTV magnifier and a raising / lowering table with free legroom, so that a wheelchair user can sit at the table.

If you want to use the facilities at the Kongevej polling station in Sønderborg and do not belong to this polling station, you must apply for admission to the polling station.

There are 17 polling stations in Sønderborg Municipality. You can see the division of polling stations on the map.