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Each marker is an election you can open. Larger marker: UK Parliament by-election.

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Boundary centres: ONS Open Geography Portal (Open Government Licence). Map tiles: © OpenStreetMap contributors.

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What’s It To Me? Politics, in your context.What’s It To Me? Politics, in your context.

You’ve heard what they stand for. But what does it mean for you?

The people, policies and decisions shaping your life, every word sourced. No rankings, no recommendations: just what you need to make up your own mind.

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Postcode first, then skip anything you like. We don’t store your answers.

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Used once to find the elections at that address, via Democracy Club. Never kept by us.

Your politics, once we know your area

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20 elections open now · Next polling day 13 October · 89 candidates · 409 sourced positions · 96 named sources · 0 recommendations · Every candidate, the same page · We never ask who you support ·

Then widen the question: what’s it to my neighbourhood? My region? The country? Someone unlike me?

Describe any household, not only your own. The same page, the same rules, for every candidate.

89 candidates are asking for a vote right now across 20 elections. Each election below lists them in ballot-paper order; photos appear only on a candidate's own page.

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Three very different households, one election (Flintshire County: Higher Kinnerton ward, 15 October 2026). Open one to see what each candidate has published that touches that household.

Or skip the household: all candidates side by side · everyone on housing

  1. Open a ballotEvery candidate, from the official nomination list, in the order they appear on the paper.Choose an election
  2. Describe a householdSeven quick questions. Yours, a friend's, a neighbour's, someone unlike you. We don't store your answers.Personalise my politics
  3. See what appliesWhat each candidate has said on ten topics, what it would mean for that household in pounds where it can be calculated, and where every word came from.See an example

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20 elections with candidates confirmed.

  1. Tuesday 13 October

  2. Thursday 15 October

  3. Thursday 22 October

  4. Thursday 29 October

  5. Thursday 5 November

  6. Thursday 12 November

  7. Thursday 19 November

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A test version. Elections are added as their candidate lists are confirmed; you can look at any covered election whether or not you live there.

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Past elections, shown as they stood at the time. Useful for seeing how the same household would have looked under the law and the pledges of that year.

Two kinds of statement, both labelled

Computed: tax and benefit effects for a household in your bands, calculated with the open-source PolicyEngine UK model from a party's published pledges. Documented: a pledge that applies to a household like yours, quoted exactly from the party's or candidate's own published material, with source and date. Where a candidate has published nothing on a topic, it says so, in the same place, for everyone.

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