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Expression of Interest: Engaging deaf people, domestic abuse survivors, young people and New Scots in democracy

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BuyerThe Electoral Commission
WhereLondon
Value£144k
Deadline28 Oct 2026
Published29 Sep 2026
SectorEducation and training
Suitable for small firmsYes, says the buyer
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What the buyer says

Action Research Projects 2026 27 The Electoral Commission is the independent public body which oversees elections and regulates political finance in the UK. We work to promote public confidence in the democratic process and ensure its integrity. We also use our expertise to make and advocate for changes to our democracy, aiming to improve fairness, transparency, and efficiency. Our voter engagement work aims to promote greater consistency in political literacy education, increase knowledge and understanding of democracy, and increase voter confidence to engage in our democratic system. To date, we have worked with partners to develop and deliver a range of activities and resources designed to educate voters, particularly under-registered groups and others facing barriers to participation, about how to register to vote, ways to vote and changes to elections (such as the introduction of the voter ID requirement). For further details see attached Expression of Interest form.

Lots (4)

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  1. Deaf people, including but not limited to British Sign Language users
  2. Supporting Domestic Abuse Survivors Project
  3. Supporting Young Voices in Democracy Project
  4. Supporting New Scots project

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