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The subject of voter ID has divided many people, but Bob Neill calls for those sceptical about reform to catch up with the rest of the modern world.
Pilot schemes for postal and proxy voters carried out during last May’s local elections were ‘well-run’, an electoral body has concluded.
People who abuse and intimidate those standing for election could be stripped of their right to hold public office under new government proposals.
Jo Miller, in her role as a returning officer, argues that Voter ID is a very expensive way to tackle a problem that is not a top priority in the UK.
Electoral watchdogs have rejected a claim that a recent trial requiring voters to show ID was 'a great success'.
A trial scheme requiring voters to show ID in the recent local elections has been declared a 'great success' by one of the councils taking part.
Samar Khalil looks at the debate that has divided many, votes at 16, and outlines why this will be a positive move for the future.
Would-be voters were turned away from polling booths for the first time in trials of controversial ID schemes designed to tackle electoral fraud.
The two main parties were stuck in indecisive lock-step following the first England-wide test of public opinion since last year's general election.
A key piece of evidence used to justify controversial ID schemes in elections has been rejected as misleading by the UK's official statistical service, according to electoral campaigners.