The parliamentary elections will take place on Saturday, November 30, 2024. Polling stations in Reykjavík are open from 9am to 10pm. Information about the election process is available at 411-4915 and kosningar@reykjavik.is
Check if you're on the electoral register on the Reykjavík City website for the 2024 parliamentary elections or on Registers Iceland's website.
Voters must present ID at polling stations. Photo ID with an ID number is considered valid. Voters without ID can seek help from the district electoral commission to verify their identity.
The Reykjavík constituency electoral commission is based at City Hall during polling. The North and South Reykjavík constituency electoral commissions are at Laugardalshöll Arena during vote counting. Before that, they are based at City Hall.
Polling stations in Reykjavík
Polling stations in Reykjavík are accessible to everyone.
There are 25 polling stations in Reykjavík for the 2024 parliamentary elections. View all polling stations.
Vote counting takes place at Laugardalshöll Arena. Counting begins at 10pm and is open to the public. The count will be livestreamed at www.reykjavik.is/kosningar.
Early voting in Iceland
Early voting for the November 30, 2024 parliamentary elections has begun at district commissioner offices.
Early voting at the office of the District Commissioner of Greater Reykjavík takes place exclusively on the first floor of Holtagarðar.
Information on voting at other district commissioner's offices.
Early voting abroad
Voters need to contact the embassy or consul in the respective country to find out where and when they can vote.
Here is a list of Icelandic embassies and consuls.
If a voter is unsure about where and how to vote abroad, it's best to contact the Ministry for Foreign Affairs' citizen service through hjalp@utn.is or by phone at +354 5459900.
Voter turnout
On election day, turnout figures are updated every hour.
For information related to elections in Reykjavík City, please call 411 4915 or email kosningar@reykjavik.is.