Thousands could complain to Electoral Commission after #DeniedMyVote outcry
“This has made me feel unwelcome – that my life is going to change, that I might become a second class citizen,” one would-be voter told Left Foot Forward.
“This has made me feel unwelcome – that my life is going to change, that I might become a second class citizen,” one would-be voter told Left Foot Forward.
The Mail reports today that May vetoed security service requests to look into the man who channeled £8m into the unofficial Leave camp.
The Prime Minister could be forced to launch a public inquiry into overspending by the Vote Leave campaign through a judicial review.
One MP took no time to grill the government on what it planned to do about the democratic deficiencies uncovered by the Electoral Commission
Leave.EU just got fined £70,000 for breaching election law during the 2016 referendum campaign. So is ‘hard Brexit’ finally dead?
In times of unprecedented data accumulation and its control in the hands of a selected few, how can democracy be upheld?
27,000 could be denied a vote due to last minute website issues
Left Brexit group’s donations don’t match its claims
The Electoral Commission says the SNP’s proposed wording for the referendum on Scottish independence is not fair, reports Ed Jacobs.
Without a concerted voter registration effort, the grey ghosts of John Major 1992 may return to haunt 2015, and beyond.