Where Do I Vote?
Our polling station finder answers one of the most popular questions on election days in the UK.
Towards better elections
Read our report on Democracy Club’s work on the 2017 elections and the future of digital services for democracy
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Who Can I Vote For?
A one-stop shop for everything voters need to know about their candidates. Used by 1.5m people since 2015.
Candidates database
Our members crowdsource data on every candidate for every election. We make it free and open for anyone to use..
Join the club
We know democracy can work better. We have an ambitious goal to provide accurate, non-partisan information on every election and candidate in the UK, unbiased and unfiltered. We need your help to make it happen. Join the club.
Quests
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Track down information on by-election candidates
Time required: Five minutes
Democracy Club now aims to cover every district council by-election and above, which is exciting.
This means we have a lot more candidates to learn about! The more information we can provide on candidates, the better informed voters can be.
So please help us out — check out upcoming elections here and try to find photos, email addresses and social media accounts of the candidates.
What did users make of Where Do I Vote?
In this week’s blog, it’s a Where Do I Vote? user feedback special, with some highlights from the full report we published last week. We’re also asking for recommendations for folks we should meet in New York next month, and thinking — as always — about stickers.
The One Where We Meet A Minister
This week: we meet a Minister! We chat to potential board members! We receive nice mentions from kind people! Obama makes an appearance. Happy international day of democracy, everyone!
A Time Before Democracy Club
We're onto Sprint #4, we're writing to the House of Lords, and we're learning about organisations doing this 'make democracy better' thing for a bit longer than us...
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