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UK has 7% of its Brits Abroad – Why disenfranchise them?
The Mail Online article below reveals that the UK has the 8th highest expat rate in the world with 7% (4.5 million) of the British population living abroad and the top three destinations Australia (1.2 million), the US (700,000) and … Continue reading
Posted in +5 million British Expats Abroad, Benefits of Internet Voting, Canada Grants Full Voting Rights, Diaspora is National Resource, Voting Rights, Why disenfranchise 7% Brits Abroad?, Why Expat Brits don't vote?, Why Low Expat Voting Rates
Tagged 15-year-rule, 2015 General Election, British expatriates, national voting rights
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Financial Reasons for British Expats Registering to Vote
The British government can freely float ideas on increasing the financial burden on its estimated 5 million expatriate citizens when so few are actually registered to vote. Shouldn’t you make sure that you will at least make your voice heard … Continue reading
Posted in +5 million British Expats Abroad, All EU Brits Need Voice, Electoral Commission, Expat Voters Difficult to Target, Expats Difficult Target, Financial reasons for voting, Voting Rights, Why bother to vote, Why Expat Brits don't vote?, Why Low Expat Voting Rates
Tagged 15-year-rule, 2015 General Election, British expatriates, voter registration
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Why British Expatriates also don’t Vote?
With falling voter turnout such a cause for concern in the UK (only 31% in the 2013 local elections and 65.1% in the 2010 general election, the latter compared with +75% in 1964), why does the political establishment continue to … Continue reading