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Which quirky British polling station would you most love to cast your vote in?
Most of us vote in a draughty school hall or church room, but some Brits put their cross in the box somewhere far more unusual. Rank these real-life kinds of polling station from your favourite to the one you'd rather skip.
Put the items in your preferred order.
A
The Local Pub
Some pubs clear a corner of the bar on election day. You can do your duty and then stay for a ploughman's.
B
The Launderette
Voters have queued between the washing machines to have their say. You could pop your duvet in while you're there.
C
The Old Windmill
A few countryside villages use their old windmill on voting day. It's about as picture-postcard as democracy gets.
D
The Horsebox
When there's no hall nearby, a converted horsebox in a field can do the job. Wellies are probably a good idea.
E
Someone's Garage
Now and then a kind local lends out their garage for the day. It's a great chance to have a peek at how tidy they really are.
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