Candidate left off some ballot papers in North Wales
A printing error has meant some regional ballot papers for the Senedd election across north Wales left out a candidate. … Read the full post »
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A printing error has meant some regional ballot papers for the Senedd election across north Wales left out a candidate. … Read the full post »
Due to the legal secrecy requirements around voting, the Electoral Commission does not want people taking selfies when they are voting. … Read the full post »
Section 66 of the Representation of the People Act 1983 bans the publication of exit polls before the close of polls in an election – and that can cover retweeting how someone else has voted. … Read the full post »
A major printing error on Gosport Council ballot papers for postal voters means they are all having to be reissued. … Read the full post »
The latest round-up of Electoral Commission enforcement actions includes this about Keep Our NHS Public… … Read the full post »
To be able to vote, you have to be on the electoral register and to do that, you have to fill in a simple online form. Do it now and make you don’t miss out on your democratic rights. … Read the full post »
Woking Council is making it sound like additional ID requirements are in place for postal vote applications, even though they are not. … Read the full post »
A reminder for councillors of all political parties about the importance of knowing and following donations rules comes with this month’s batch of enforcement updates from the Electoral Commission. … Read the full post »
Amanda Wycherley has been given a suspended sentence for forging a Conservative council candidate’s election nomination papers. … Read the full post »
The Leave.EU campaign and the insurance company owned by the political group’s key financial backer, Arron Banks, have lost an appeal against £105,000 of fines. … Read the full post »