UK Electoral Modernisation Position

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UK Electoral Modernisation Position Paul Docker - Head of Electoral Strategy 18 October 2008 Title slide of presentation.

Background Aim: to develop voter participation by improving accessibility and convenience; Current position has been informed by over 150 pilots in UK since 2002 and experience from overseas; Progress is challenging due to variety of political and technical constraints.

Recent progress Pilots (the most recent in May 2007) demonstrated that: Remote electronic voting can contribute to increases in turnout there is broad support by electors for e-voting e-voting in polling stations does little to improve voter participation From this we have concluded that remote e-voting offers the greatest potential for achieving the UK’s aims and it will be the basis of any future work.

Next Steps The gain a better understanding of public attitudes toward and demand for remote e-voting; further policy development further testing in non-statutory elections planning for potential pilots after 2010 Note: Mark – just talk to this, it’s fairly straightforward.

Issues we face Ministerial engagement and support Financial constraints Ongoing support from Electoral Administrators Effective addressing of issues around trust and security