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Conservative Minister Lee Rowley suggests it doesn't matter if up to two million people without photo ID aren't able to vote in the May elections because lots of them probably weren't going to vote anyway
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‘We definitely want more people to vote, unless they’re the people who don’t vote for us, in which case, this voter ID lark is an excellent way to stop them bothering…’

Electoral fraud UK 2020 - 0 2019 - 4 2018 - 3 2017 - 3 Almost every single one was a candidate cheating, voters simply don’t bother. Voter ID is Conservative vote rigging, and they charge you £180,000,000 for it.

If they really wanted people to vote they’d be advertising on prime time Tv. But they’re not, are they?

Totally undemocratic. The idea is to prevent many people voting who the Tories think will not vote them. Preventing non existent fraud is just a pretext to make it harder for some sections of society to vote. They should make it as easy to vote as possible to be democratic

“That’s what the purpose of a democracy is for” he says a whilst simultaneously supporting measures to disenfranchise, specifically young, voters

If they believed in democracy, they should be making it easier for people to vote not saying it doesn't matter because they wouldn't vote anyway. Every believer in democracy should be affronted by his words.

"Weren't going to vote Tory anyway" fixed it for him.

Makes no difference whether they were going to vote. They are *entitled* to a vote.



