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Category Archives: Electoral Commission
5 things you need to know about voting in the UK general election
Don’t miss out on the essential information you need to vote with confidence in tomorrow’s UK general election… Continue reading
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Crimestoppers partnership: Inspiring confidence in the handling of electoral fraud
You can help us to stand up to electoral fraud and ensure that the people who might try to commit this type of offence are held accountable. Continue reading
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Electoral fraud: high stakes highlighted in new report
2016 saw an unprecedented number of polls with important elections held across the whole of the UK in May, a referendum on the UK’s membership of the EU in June, and numerous parliamentary by-elections. We have recently published data on … Continue reading
Supporting those without a doorstep of their own to register to vote
Are you an organisation that works closely with those who are homeless or living in temporary accommodation? Find out how you can support them to register to vote in the upcoming local elections on 4 May… Continue reading
Don’t be left in the background – get #ReadyToVote
With just one week to go, find out how you can ensure young people across Scotland are #ReadyToVote for the Scottish council elections this May… Continue reading
My day at the Electoral Commission
As an Electoral Services Officer in a small local authority I’ve always viewed the Electoral Commission as a bit of an ivory tower, a faceless organisation far removed from the electoral frontline… Continue reading
Never underestimate the power of the ballot box
2016 has been the year that democracy reasserted itself. In June, voters across the UK took part in a historic referendum, the outcome of which has profoundly changed our relationships with 27 other nations. Last month, after an 18 month … Continue reading
