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Monthly Archives: September 2017
Our commitment to working bilingually in Wales
To celebrate International Translation Day our Welsh Language Adviser, Sioned introduces the history of the Welsh language and why we work bilingually in Wales… Continue reading
Posted in #yourvotematters, Campaigns, Elections, Electoral Commission, General, voters, Wales
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Did the Electoral Commission really suggest banning people from voting?
Some recent media reports have suggested the Electoral Commission was calling for ‘social media trolls’ to be banned from voting in our response to the current Committee on Standards in Public Life (CSPL) inquiry into intimidation of Parliamentary candidates . Continue reading
Posted in Elections, Electoral Commission, Electoral Law, Uncategorized, voting
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How we set up a campaign in 12 working days
Here is the story of how we went from snap UK general election announcement to campaign launch in just 12 working days… Continue reading
Making your first time count
This is what we found out about the voting attitudes of 16- and 17-year-olds in Scotland… Continue reading