Voting is under way across Brighton and Hove in the first elections for a police and crime commissioner for Sussex.
Five candidates are standing for the post which replaces the 17-member Sussex Police Authority although the new commissioner will be supported by a panel.
The five candidates are
Tony Armstrong, UK Independence Party
Katy Bourne, Conservative
Ian Chisnall, Independent
Godfrey Daniel, Labour
David Rogers, Liberal Democrat
Voters can choose a first choice and second choice candidate, with polling stations open from 7am until 10pm.
Four of the candidates appeared on the most recent edition of The Vote Show on Latest TV. The debate can be seen here.
Brighton and Hove voting for first Sussex police commissioner
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