Voter Registration

An exciting new design competition for young people to encourage their peers to engage, register and vote in the next general election!

Ensuring everyone with a learning disability and autism know they have a right to vote, and making sure they have access to the information they need to do so.

Exploring Elections supports young people aged 16+ to engage in the upcoming elections in 2024 through workshops and assemblies, providing guidance about what elections are for and advice on how to register to vote.

Shout Out UK has teamed up with the Greater London Authority (GLA) and a diverse coalition of civil society organisations, education institutions and London borough electoral services to deliver an impartial public awareness campaign about these changes to Voter ID.

A political literacy education programme culminating in an election specifically for young people under 18 across England and Wales, running parallel to the UK General Election.

The #ElectionCountdown programme supports young people to vote. These bitesize resources are designed for the run up to the 2024 general election.

Join us on April 16th, 2024, for National Voter Registration Day, a collective effort uniting organisations nationwide to ensure every eligible individual is registered to vote.

Welcome to Your Vote introduces young people to democracy, voting and politics.

Voter Registration week, taking place from March 4th - 8th, is a collaborative week between Democracy Classroom partners aiming to register as many young people to vote as possible.

The Voter Registration Champion scheme is an initiative of Citizens UK and is supported by the UK Democracy Fund.

The Electoral Commission Voter Registration campaign aims to encourage as many people as possible to register to vote.

A collection of posters, social media assets and videos raising awareness of Voter ID. Includes community languages and resources for marginalised groups.

Students aged 16-19 are invited to create their own videos, encouraging young people to vote / to register to vote.

iVote have created these resources to help teachers support young people in registering to vote.

This programme supports Further Education Colleges to integrate voter registration into their enrolment process.

Parallel Elections mirror the real election and provide students with an authentic and practical experience of how democratic elections work in the UK.

These activities are designed to be used in an informal youth space with young people, aimed at engaging them in the general election 2024.

Triple The Vote is a campaign that targets people who are already committed to vote and asks them to choose 3 people and encourage them to vote.

The sixth annual London Voter Registration Week is here!

Rhaglen addysg llythrennedd gwleidyddol yn arwain at etholiad yn benodol ar gyfer pobl ifanc o dan 18 oed ledled Cymru a Lloegr, yn rhedeg ochr yn ochr ag Etholiad Cyffredinol y DU.

Rhaglen addysg llythrennedd gwleidyddol yn arwain at etholiad yn benodol ar gyfer pobl ifanc o dan 18 oed ledled Cymru a Lloegr, yn rhedeg ochr yn ochr ag Etholiad Cyffredinol y DU.

For the week March 10-16 the Electoral Commission is encouraging youth organisations, schools and colleges to deliver democratic education.

Rhaglen addysg llythrennedd gwleidyddol yn arwain at etholiad yn benodol ar gyfer pobl ifanc o dan 18 oed ledled Cymru a Lloegr, yn rhedeg ochr yn ochr ag Etholiad Cyffredinol y DU.

NUS UK, British Youth Council, Generation Rent and NUS Charity have teamed up to launch the UK’s biggest youth and student voter registration campaign ever.

The Politics Project are launching their #ElectionCountdown programme for the Local Elections 2025. The programme consists of 8 short modules that support young people to learn and follow elections, register to vote, and learn about their candidates and manifestos.  

Looking for a powerful way to engage your 16- to 18-year-olds? I Have a Voice (IHAV) is back with our peer to peer education program, to inspire young people to become informed, confident voters!

Give an X has returned to ensure that young people are heard in the May local elections across England, and now is your chance to get involved. This year, National Voter Registration Day is 11th April, the final day people can register to vote before these local elections.

I Have A Voice is working with the Electoral Commission to encourage young people to register to vote, and they want to hear from people aged 11-18 who want their voices to be heard.

Every year the Electoral Commission invite schools, youth groups, and local elections teams to join them in celebrating democracy by running activities that help young people understand how it works and how to get involved.

The Politics Project are launching their #ElectionCountdown programme for the 2026 Senedd Election. The programme consists of 8 short modules that support young people to learn and follow elections, register to vote, and learn about their candidates and manifestos.  

Exploring Elections - 2026 Senedd Election supports young people aged 16+ to engage in the upcoming Senedd Election on 7th May 2026.