Election reforms

Published On: 23rd July 2025

A new elections strategy paper was published by the Government in July.

It includes:

  • 16 and 17 year olds being able to vote in the next general election
  • Voter ID to be extended to include bank cards
  • UK driving licence as voter ID when they become available in digital format
  • Tougher new rules to guard against foreign political interference and abuse of campaigners
  • Checks on donations over £500
  • Fines of up to £500,000 on those who breach political finance rules

 

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