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Ten Million Voters Still Don’t Know They Need Voter ID: Rishi Sunak’s Government accused of trying to “gerrymander” the next general election by making it harder for certain groups to vote (bylinetimes.com)

submitted 9 months ago by 0x815@feddit.de to c/unitedkingdom

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A recent poll found that 22% of UK voters are still not aware that they will need to carry a form of photographic ID, which is a requirement after Rishi Sunak’s Government brought in a new law forcing voters to carry one of a limited number of approved IDs in order to vote.

The legislation was rushed through despite almost no evidence of in-person voting fraud in the UK.

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