Voting – Clinically Vulnerable Families

You helped change voting accessibility. Thank you!

14^th October 20268^th June 2026 by CVF

Voting Accessibility Audit 2026 report cover: a woman in a mask outside a polling station.

Members told us what happened at polling stations. Two years on, the Electoral Commission has recognised Clinically Vulnerable voters for the first time. Thank you.

You helped change voting guidance. Now help us check it’s working.

14^th October 202630^th April 2026 by CVF

Poster: help audit ventilation for our accessibility survey of the local elections. Spot it, record it, change it.

Our second Voting Accessibility Audit is open for the 2026 local elections – five minutes of your time tells us whether the new guidance is working.

#MyMaskMyVote – Voter ID Rules Potentially Risks Lives

14^th October 202630^th April 2023 by CVF

Graphic: #MyMaskMyVote. Outdoors, staff masked and tested, ventilation inside. Outside a polling station, a staff member in an FFP3 mask checks a voter's passport in the open air.

Voter ID rules mean masked voters can be asked to unmask at the polling station. Use our template letter to ask your MP for safer checks.