Voters must show ID in pilot scheme to stop electoral fraud

The video discusses the issues of election fraud in the UK, particularly in big cities like Birmingham. It highlights the introduction of ID requirements for voting, which is already in place in Northern Ireland but new to England. The video covers investigations into electoral fraud, with statistics showing an increase in allegations. It also examines the vulnerabilities of the UK's voting system, which relies heavily on trust. The political implications of these changes are debated, with concerns about disenfranchising certain communities. Finally, the video looks at future measures to prevent fraud.

What is a new measure being introduced in England to combat electoral fraud?

• Online voting

• Extended voting hours

• Mandatory voting

• Voter ID requirements

What event led to increased scrutiny and action against electoral fraud in the UK?

• A general election being canceled

• A mayoral vote in Tower Hamlets being overturned

• A referendum result being disputed

• A parliamentary seat being vacated

What percentage of electoral fraud cases led to successful prosecution in 2015?

• 5%

• 3%

• 1%

• 10%

What concern does the Labour party have regarding the new voter ID requirements?

• It could prevent some people from voting

• It might cause technical issues

• It could increase election costs

• It might lead to longer voting lines

What is a challenge mentioned in the video regarding fraudsters?

• They only target small elections

• They often work alone

• They are difficult to identify

• They constantly find new ways to bypass rules