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The Government ‘won’t know’ how many people are put off by the new ID requirement on May 4, a senior MP has said.

John Pullinger, chair of the UK's elections regulator, is tasked with protecting the integrity of the vote. Speaking to Prospect, he identifies a grave threat

Rachel Maclean, a junior levelling up minister, faced criticism from MPs after failing to answer basic questions on how the controversial new system would work.

A government minister was unable to say whether the number of voters turned away from polling stations at local elections because of a lack of ID will...

VOTERS who are younger, on lower-incomes or from minority backgrounds could be put-off taking part in next year’s local council elections, it has…

John Pullinger, chair of the UK's elections regulator, is tasked with protecting the integrity of the vote. Speaking to Prospect, he identifies a grave threat

The UK must close loopholes in its political donations rules in order to block foreign influence in British politics, an election watchdog has said.

Writing for The Telegraph, John Pullinger says the Elections Act does not fully protect political system from unlawful overseas donations

<strong>Letters: </strong>The independence of the Electoral Commission must be protected from this government, write <strong>Tom Brake</strong>, <strong>Kyle Taylor, Mark Kieran and Jess Garland</strong>

The Electoral Commission has lost the trust of the Conservative Party and must work to regain it, its chair has said. Appearing at the Association of