Election Administration: Election Administration in the United Kingdom

The Electoral Commission is an independent body responsible for regulating elections and referendums in the United Kingdom.

The Electoral Commission has a wide range of responsibilities, including ensuring that elections are conducted fairly and efficiently, promoting public awareness of the electoral process, and investigating allegations of electoral fraud.

The Electoral Commission has 15 members, who are appointed by the Queen on the advice of the Prime Minister.

Members of the Electoral Commission serve a term of office of 5 years.

The Electoral Commission's budget is £20 million per year.

The Electoral Commission has around 300 staff.

The Electoral Commission's headquarters is in London.

The Electoral Commission's website is www.electoralcommission.org.uk.

The Electoral Commission's email address is [email protected].

The Electoral Commission's phone number is 0300 200 3500.

The Electoral Commission's Twitter account is @ElectoralCommUK.

The Electoral Commission's Facebook page is www.facebook.com/ElectoralCommissionUK.

The Electoral Commission's YouTube channel is www.youtube.com/ElectoralCommissionUK.

The Electoral Commission's LinkedIn page is www.linkedin.com/company/ElectoralCommissionUK.

The Electoral Commission's Instagram account is @ElectoralCommissionUK.