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The government are introducing a new bill to reform elections – here’s what we want to see

One year on from the General Election and we are eagerly awaiting the government’s Elections Bill, expected to be tabled in the next session of this parliament. The bill is likely to contain measures, promised in the manifesto, on extending the franchise to 16 and 17 year olds, improving voter registration and strengthening the rules around political donations. We would welcome these changes. Reforms to ensure everyone can access their vote and …London, England · London Read Article

How Somerset Has Fared Since the General Election

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Local democracy reporter Daniel Mumby looks back on the last 12 monthsUnited Kingdom · United Kingdom See the Story

A quarter of a million voices are calling for House of Lords reform

We have hit a significant milestone in our campaign to reform the House of Lords: over a quarter of a million people have now signed our petition calling for the second chamber of our Parliament to be reformed. A powerful message has been sent by over 250,000 voices: we’re tired of unelected peers calling the shots. It’s time for the Government to take notice. They’ve started the job of House of Lords reform with the bill that’s set to remove he…London, England · London Read Article

Why support for electoral reform is at a record high in the UK

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A RECORD number of people are in favour of changing the electoral system at Westminster amid plummeting trust in governments.Electoral Reform See the Story

ERS Scottish Spring conference draws crowd in Edinburgh

Sometimes it is useful to take some time to digest an event fully, and come to some considerations about it. A few weeks ago, on April 26th, the Electoral Reform Society Scotland collaborated with a range of civic organisations, democracy campaigners and academics to bring together a conference titled: A Scottish Spring – Building a democracy fit for the 21st Century. Taking place against a backdrop of political polarisation, institutional alien…Edinburgh · Edinburgh Read Article

What’s wrong with First Past the Post?

First Past the Post (FPTP) is the name for the voting system used to elect Members of Parliament (MPs) to Westminster. It’s also used in a variety of other elections across the UK, including local elections in England and Wales. We’ve been calling for the government to scrap First Past the Post, and to introduce a voting system that uses Proportional Representation (PR) – namely, the Single Transferable Vote (STV). But what, exactly, is the prob…Somerset, England · Somerset Read Article

Montana voters now required to show photo ID at polls

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MONTANA - A new law in Montana requires voters to present a photo ID at the polls. Governor Greg Gianforte, along with Secretary of State Christi Jacobsen, signed the billVoter · Montana See the Story

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