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Learn more about our ideas to mobilise more autistic people and people with learning disabilities to use their democratic rights.
Automatic Voter Registration
A fairer and easier way for all citizens to get on the electoral register.
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Better data collection
Building an informed picture of disabled people’s needs and priorities.
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Disability awareness training
Ensuring that elections staff know their responsibilities and voters know their rights.
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Easy Read materials and training
Making accessible information available for everyone before, during, and after elections.
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Encouraging democratic participation
Engaging and empowering disabled people to participate in public life and lead in decision-making.
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Flexible voting options
Reasonable adjustments and entitlements should be offered across all formats during all elections.
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Supporting disabled election candidates
Politics needs to be representative and everyone has the right to stand for election, regardless of their needs.
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Support for registering to vote
Everyone – including carers, family members, and professionals – has a part to play in helping disabled citizens cast their ballots.
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Voter ID
We need fairer ways for disabled people to prove who they are at polling stations.
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Our consultation responses and submissions
Read more in detail about our positions.
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