All written evidence
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The Work of the Electoral Commission
Witnesses Shout Out UK
Committees Public Administration and Constitutional Affairs Committee
WrittenEvidence
The Work of the Electoral Commission
Witnesses The Politics Project, ShoutOut Uk, The Association for Citizenship Teaching, Young Citizens, Migrants Organise, and James Weinberg - University of Sheffield
Committees Public Administration and Constitutional Affairs Committee
WrittenEvidence
The Work of the Electoral Commission
Witnesses Carnegie UK Trust
Committees Public Administration and Constitutional Affairs Committee
WrittenEvidence
The Work of the Electoral Commission
Witnesses Dr Alan Renwick
Committees Public Administration and Constitutional Affairs Committee
WrittenEvidence
The Work of the Electoral Commission
Witnesses The Conservative Party
Committees Public Administration and Constitutional Affairs Committee
WrittenEvidence
The Work of the Electoral Commission
Witnesses Elin Jones MS (Presiding Officer, Welsh Parliament)
Committees Public Administration and Constitutional Affairs Committee
WrittenEvidence
The Work of the Electoral Commission
Witnesses Mrs Frances Kneller
Committees Public Administration and Constitutional Affairs Committee
WrittenEvidence
The Work of the Electoral Commission
Witnesses Toby Price
Committees Public Administration and Constitutional Affairs Committee
WrittenEvidence
The Work of the Electoral Commission
Witnesses Mrs Selina Kerr (Self Employed Marketing Consultant at I am self employed.)
Committees Public Administration and Constitutional Affairs Committee
WrittenEvidence
The Work of the Electoral Commission
Witnesses Jon Moynihan OBE
Committees Public Administration and Constitutional Affairs Committee
WrittenEvidence
The Work of the Electoral Commission
Witnesses Julie James AS/MS (Minister for Housing and Local Government at Welsh Government)
Committees Public Administration and Constitutional Affairs Committee
WrittenEvidence
The Work of the Electoral Commission
Witnesses Frances Kneller
Committees Public Administration and Constitutional Affairs Committee
WrittenEvidence
The Work of the Electoral Commission
Witnesses Professor Toby James (Professor of Politics and Public Policy at University of East Anglia)
Committees Public Administration and Constitutional Affairs Committee
WrittenEvidence
The Work of the Electoral Commission
Witnesses Transparency International UK
Committees Public Administration and Constitutional Affairs Committee
WrittenEvidence
The Work of the Electoral Commission
Witnesses David Kerr (Consultant Director of Education/Head of ITT at Young Citizens/University of Reading)
Committees Public Administration and Constitutional Affairs Committee
WrittenEvidence
The Work of the Electoral Commission
Witnesses Democracy Club
Committees Public Administration and Constitutional Affairs Committee
WrittenEvidence
The Work of the Electoral Commission
Witnesses Scottish Assessors Association
Committees Public Administration and Constitutional Affairs Committee
WrittenEvidence
The Work of the Electoral Commission
Witnesses Unlock Democracy
Committees Public Administration and Constitutional Affairs Committee
WrittenEvidence
The Work of the Electoral Commission
Witnesses A1
Committees Public Administration and Constitutional Affairs Committee
WrittenEvidence
The Work of the Electoral Commission
Witnesses Spotlight on Corruption
Committees Public Administration and Constitutional Affairs Committee
WrittenEvidence