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We have been watching the government attempt to build a case for voter ID since 2016, yet at every stage they have simply generated more evidence for why it is expensive, discriminatory and the wrong priority. 

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The government’s own research shows millions of people may lack appropriate voter ID

The government appears intent on pursuing this unfair and discriminatory policy, but its own commissioned research, published this week, raises serious concerns about how voter ID will make it much harder for people to vote.

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Voter ID: 18 leading civil society groups unite to call for dangerous plans to be dropped

Leading UK civil society groups have united to challenge plans to block those without ID from voting, in a landmark joint statement co-ordinated by the ERS.

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Rotten boroughs are rife in England, as voters are hit by warped results

We’re already seeing a plethora of rotten results – with parties taking nearly all the seats on a fraction of the vote.

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Senior Conservative brands mandatory voter ID ‘illiberal solution for non-existent problem’

The government is planning to introduce legislation that will make it harder for millions of ordinary people to vote.

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First time votes for 16 and 17 year olds in Wales – what Westminster can learn

After years of ERS Cyrmu campaigning for the rights of 16 and 17 year olds to vote in Wales, the first election with an expanded franchise took place last week.

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These government plans will hit 44m voters with less choice and a weaker voice

But government proposals, announced in March by Home Secretary Priti Patel, would see the current Supplementary Vote method replaced with Westminster style First Past the Post – despite voters having never used it for these positions.

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