Votes at 16: the UK government has a fight on its hands – but are politicians all missing the point?

The public has long been resolute in its opposition to such a change. And while young people have, historically, proven largely supportive of votes at 16, recent survey evidence suggests they are ...

Voting in supermarkets, bank cards as ID and £500,000 fines for breaking the rules – how British elections could be about to change

The government has also not taken steps to restore the independence of the Electoral Commission itself, a body which plays a ...

The people who are eligible to vote in the Gorton and Denton by-election

With two weeks to go until polling day, these are the residents who can cast a ballot ...

Everything to know about most important Swindon elections in decades

Elections in Swindon in May will be very different, and possibly more important, than the last several.
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President casts vote through postal ballot for 13th parliamentary polls

According to the Article 27 of the Representation of the People Order (RPO), the Head of the State can cast a vote through the postal ballot.

Postal vote reminders being sent to 10,000 voters

Letters and emails are going to more than 10,000 Shropshire residents to advise them their postal vote has expired. A change ...