It is election day in London and many parts of England and Wales - which means your social media feeds will likely be filled with photos of peoples’ dogs.
For the past decade or so #dogsatpollingstations has become a fun part of the democratic process for many - with voters able to combine the duty with walking their pet.
Londoners are electing their mayor as well as Assembly members on Thursday. For other parts of the country, it could be a by-election or local council that is being elected, but while our politics might divide us our dogs are bringing us together.
Can I take my dog in with me to vote?
The Blue Cross states that you can sometimes take your dog inside but it varies from place to place, and it is best to check ahead.
You are not allowed to take a photo, even of just your dog, inside the polling station.
Dogs should not be left alone outside.
Becky Thwaites, head of public affairs at the charity Blue Cross said: “We love how #dogsatpollingstations has become an event across the country at every election but do check in advance with your polling station to see if they allow dogs inside before taking them along.
“Sadly there’s a real risk that your beloved pet could be stolen if you leave them tied up alone outside, so take someone with you who can stay with your pet while you vote, or leave your pet at home.”
Here are some of the best photos
