Visit About my Vote for further details.
To find out about the prospective parliamentary candidates the following websites give useful background information:
For understanding of the issues and how to vote Promote the Vote is a site designed for adults with a learning disability.

Maggie Harnew on her Skillsworkshop blog has also highlighted
Also see my other blog entries on politics and voting
2 comments:
It's amazing, isn't it, just how many good 'voting' resources are out there once you start looking!
On the same "About my Vote" site that you mention I've just discovered a wonderful snakes and ladders politics game. As well as a downloadable PDF version, the Electoral Commission also apparently hire out (for free) a 3metre x 3 metre version of the game. It sounds really good fun!
Yes, I think there has been a big effort to try and reach some of the marginalised groups and get them interested in voting.
The snakes and ladders sounds good.
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