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Monthly Archives: July 2015
And our survey says…
The Commission’s overarching aim is to put the voter first, which is why we undertake a survey every year, right after the elections. This vital research provides us with important insight into the public’s view on the administration of the … Continue reading
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Plan, execute, deliver! How the Electoral Commission and partners came together to achieve 1.5 million additions to electoral registers
Any communications professional will know that in order to achieve a successful campaign you need get the strategy right, plan it thoroughly and deliver results using a variety of innovative tactics. Ahead of the May 2015 elections, which of course … Continue reading
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Elections – onwards and upwards
This was my third General Election as Chief Executive of the Electoral Commission – and after each one, we reflect on what happened, and what further improvements can be made. We ask voters how it was for them – and … Continue reading
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Electoral processes can’t exist in a vacuum: we must innovate and engage
One of the great things about being Chair of the Electoral Commission is having the opportunity to attend and speak at lots of fascinating events all over the country. Last month was no exception. I was lucky enough to speak … Continue reading
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Commonwealth Parliamentary Association report on the 2015 UK General Election
You probably didn’t notice them when you came to cast your vote, but hundreds of individuals and organisations from both across the UK and the rest of world came to observe the elections that took place here in May. Observers … Continue reading
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