Should the UK remove voting rights from the long-term unemployed?
UK unemployment stands at 4.9% with 1.78 million people out of work as of mid-2026. Long-term unemployment affects around 250,000 people, who are more likely to be unregistered or abstain from voting than the general population. Proposals linking voting rights to employment or tax contribution have appeared in opinion pieces and old petitions but have never been adopted into law.
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