Elections

Explainer: Everything you need to know about the Democratic Engagement Fund

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🌟Votes at 16 are coming – and the Government is investing £2.5 million to support people to engage with democracy, including making sure young people are ready. 🤝The new Democratic Engagement Fund will support projects helping to ensure that when …

Positive reporting on the Government’s Flexible Voting Pilots

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There has been widespread reporting across national media this week concerning the government’s announcement on the Flexible Voting Pilots. The I, Daily Mail and Independent and Metro all reported positively on the pilots, which will see voters able to cast their ballots …

Explainer: Everything you need to know about modernising polling stations 

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The way we vote in person has not changed since 1872. Big changes are being tested in the way people vote at polling stations – helping to make elections more convenient, accessible and better suited to modern life. What’s changing?  🗳️ Making voting more convenient Several councils will …

Tougher measures on political finance through the Representation of the People Bill

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There has been widespread coverage on the introduction of the Representation of the People Bill introduced today. The Bill will mean foreign actors will no longer be able to use their money to interfere in the UK’s elections, as part …

Explainer: Everything you need to know about changes to elections and voting

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Big changes are coming to the way elections work – and a once-in-a-generation change will allow 16 and 17-year-olds to get involved in democracy across the UK for the first time in history.  What’s changing? 👩‍🎓 Young people get to vote â€“ 16 and 17-year-olds across the UK are finally being given the right …