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Votes will be cast in 230 boxes in polling station all across the county on Friday week.
Votes will be cast in 230 ballot boxes across Mayo when the General Election takes place on Friday week, November 29.
Information on mayoreturningofficer.com has revealed the location of all the polling stations in the Ballina, Swinford, Castlebar, Claremorris, Belmullet and Westport Electoral Areas (LEAs).
The largest number of boxes are located in the Castlebar LEA with 47; the next largest is the Claremorris LEA with 45, followed by the Ballina LEA with 40.
Belmullet is next with 37 in its LEA, while the last two LEAs in Swinford and Westport, are home to 30 boxes.
One box listed in the Claremorris LEA, box 309, (Scoil Iosa NS Number 5) has been assigned to the Swinford Electoral Area, while only one box in the whole county is split, Box Number 422, Keenagh NS, which is split between the Ballina and Belmullet LEAs.
Information on the website also reveals that polling on November 29 will take place between the hours of 7am and 10pm.
Anyone with queries in relation to the running of the election can contact info@mayoreturningofficer.com.
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