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Polling Station at Old School

Covid-hit elections: ‘an opportunity to resuscitate democracy’

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This December sums up a year of political engagement and grassroots activism never before seen in British political history

Young people’s votes are changing the political landscape – this election proves it

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Voter ID: Govt pushes ahead with scheme despite little evidence of a problem

Photo ID: Govt voting reform will discourage ethnic minority voting

The government is twisting the rules of the game in their favour.

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"This review is using an incomplete register from December 2015 – ignoring the more than two million people who have registered between then and June"

Five reasons the boundary review is deeply flawed

The boundary review has serious implications for our democracy

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Corbyn's leadership campaign led to a surge in Labour party membership

The Corbynistas are noisy online – but will they go out delivering leaflets?

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Fitz Jackson is leading the Commonwealth Parliamentary Association's monitoring team in Brighton Pavilion

Why Brighton Pavilion voters might run into a Jamaican MP today

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The move to electronic voting looks good for democracy - and for business, too

Outsourcing voting: How private companies could profit from British elections

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Chartered Management Institute (CMI)

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Medical Defence Union (MDU)

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National Association of Retired Police Officers (NARPO)

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National Energy Action

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National Office of Animal Health (NOAH)

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BFAWU

Bakers Food and Allied Workers Union

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British Association for Shooting and Conservation (BASC)

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Chartered Institute of Building (CIOB)

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Chartered Institute of Taxation (CIOT)

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Chartered Institution of Highways & Transportation (CIHT)

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This referendum is one of the oddest of them all

Analysis: The Scottish independence referendum is one of the strangest polls ever

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Robert Jenrick holds Newark for the Conservatives - the first time the Tories have clung on in a by-election while in power in 25 years

Newark by-election: Were there any real winners?

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Nigel Farage: "I must stop smiling, stop laughing, stop having opinions, become like the rest of the professional political class? No chance! It isn't going to happen!"

Ukip’s ambitions turn to Westminster: Farage wants ‘three-dozen’ MPs

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David Cameron and Boris Johnson are among those who've been on the campaign trail in Newark

Coalition’s reforms risk Newark by-election legal challenge, administrator complains

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EU elections explained in 30 seconds

WATCH: European elections explained in 60 seconds

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European election campaign debate is centring around Britain's future relationship with Brussels

European elections 2014: Desperate leaders

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"BASC launched a campaign website prior to the PCC elections which allowed members and others to lobby their candidates by email"

BASC lobby finds majority of PCCs support shooting

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"BASC will continue to lobby MSPs and work with them for the benefit of shooting"

Shooting and the Scottish Parliamentary elections – BASC figures

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Labour could do with support from young vote - but will they show up at the ballot box?

Labour set to lose out as young voters give politics two fingers

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Downing Street cleans up its act. Photo: Politicalpictures

No 10 plots ways to jettison 2015 promises

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Gagging bill undermines Britain's democracy, campaigners say

Gagging bill: Ministers triumphant after Commons victory

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Kishan Devani, a Tory council candidate, wonders what on earth's going on with Barry Gardiner's leaflets

Labour MP’s Ukip-coloured leaflet baffles rivals

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The public wants to engage, but doesn't trust the parties

It’s parties, not politics, that voters don’t care about

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David Cameron and Ed Miliband will both have an eye on potential coalition talks as the next general election approaches

Can the Tories really win the next general election?

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