Reporting Back: Voter Fraud Your Vote is Yours Alone

First and foremost I am your constituency MP. But I am also honoured to have been asked to serve the country in Parliament as the Minister for the Constitution. This post gives you a flavour of some of the work I'm doing there and how I hope it benefits Norwich as well as the whole country.

 

Regular followers of my website will know that I frequently share letters from ministerial colleagues to keep you connected to the work the government is doing in Westminster on a wide variety of issues. I am pleased today to share with you one such letter, this time, it is a letter I have written myself in my capacity as Minister of the Constitution. As a committed and long-standing supporter of democracy and an encourager of political engagement, regardless of an individual’s point of view, I am proud to share with you my work on combatting voter fraud.

 

In the letter below, I have outlined the work the government is doing to tackle voter fraud through the ‘Your Vote is Yours Alone’ Campaign. I feel very strongly that all voters should feel confident in the voting system and not be discouraged in democratic participation because of a fear of voter fraud. I am also proud of the new changes I have brought into place to make it easier for victims of domestic abuse to register to vote anonymously.

 

If you would like to find out more about the ‘Your Vote is Your Alone’ Campaign, please visit: https://www.yourvotematters.co.uk/get-involved/your-vote-is-yours-and-yours-alone