How are the elections being run in your patch?

By Mark Pack | Published 24th April 2007 - 6:43 pm

After each round of elections there are various chances for us to provide feedback to those involved in running the elections, including both the Electoral Commission and the Department for Constitutional Affairs.

If you have any examples of things being done badly (e.g. typos on ballot papers, Returning Officers refusing to provide lists of postal voters, etc) or examples of things being run really well, please let me know – either in the comments or by email to .

 

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One Comment

  • garethepps
    Posted 25th April 2007 at 11:32 am | Permalink

    I’ve found that the new arrangements to tackle postal voting fraud seem to have stopped the shameful shenanigans we’ve seen in Reading from certain other parties in the past(Labour in particular).

    On the flipside, it is obvious that officers are being pushed very hard to cope with all the changes.

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