What are the elections in the United Kingdom?
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General Elections: Events where Members of Parliament (MPs) are elected to the House of Commons. The party with the majority forms the government. Local Elections: Elections for local government officials, including councilors and mayors, varying across regions. European Parliament Elections: Held tRead more
- General Elections:
- Events where Members of Parliament (MPs) are elected to the House of Commons. The party with the majority forms the government.
- Local Elections:
- Elections for local government officials, including councilors and mayors, varying across regions.
- European Parliament Elections:
- Held to elect representatives to the European Parliament. The UK participated until 2019.
- Devolved Parliament and Assembly Elections:
- For the Scottish Parliament, Senedd (Welsh Parliament), and the Northern Ireland Assembly.
- Police and Crime Commissioner Elections:
- Elections for individuals overseeing police forces in specific regions.
- London Assembly and Mayoral Elections:
- For the Greater London Authority, including the Mayor of London.
- Referendums:
- Occasional votes on specific issues, such as constitutional changes or membership in international organizations.
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