The most comprehensive election data in the UK.
Before Democracy Club, election information was limited and hard to find.
Our digital tools make election information more accessible, user-friendly, and readily available online, enhancing the
democratic process and boosting voter engagement.
Our impact in numbers
Democracy Club is a not-for-profit Community Interest Company, powered by an incredible community of volunteers. Working in partnership with the Electoral Commission, councils, and other organisations, we build services that get people voting during national and local elections.
- 14m people used our services in the 2024 general election
- 86% of users found the information they needed
- 100% of councils across the UK work with us
We believe voting should be as frictionless as possible
Democracy Club was set up in 2015 as a non-partisan non-profit to help voters find the crucial information they need on election day, regardless of how they vote. Since then it's helped millions of voters, and grown to do much more.
Voting APIs: Data-powered democracy
Civic engagement powered by the most comprehensive election data in the UK.
Community volunteers
Our services are made possible by the thousands of people who volunteer their time to build our databases during each election. Our first priority will always be opening up the vital data that powers our democracy for the benefit of all.
- 12,200 people have contributed to improving our democratic data
- 60,000 edits were made by our community in the 2022 local elections
- 1,000 people in our Democracy Club Slack. Join us
Read more about volunteering and our commitment to open data
Latest blog posts
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Community Governance Reviews keep parish and community councils in line. But they are hard to keep track of.
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Thoughts on the Elections Strategy
Earlier this month the government published its ‘Strategy for modern and secure elections’. We outline some of our ideas for digital implementation of this strategy.
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Parish councils and political parties: some initial findings
A dive into the politics of England’s first tier of local government.
