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British politics Democracy ElectionsThe UK needs an electoral data revolution to boost turnout and democracy Feb 7, 2023 EditorComment on The UK needs an electoral data revolution to boost turnout and democracy Toby S. James Professor of Politics and Public Policy, University of East Anglia Paul Bernal
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