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Give the UK a General Election annually on the first Thursday in every April

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We think this would give democracy back to the people of the UK if a government is not making the changes the public expect or if not delivering their manifesto; they can be removed to avoid the extended damage the current system allows.

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Give the UK a General Election annually on the first Thursday in every April

National

We think this would give democracy back to the people of the UK if a government is not making the changes the public expect or if not delivering their manifesto; they can be removed to avoid the extended damage the current system allows.

National
268 reactions·100% agree
Sir Keir Starmer

Sir Keir Starmer

Prime Minister

Prime Minister

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