Voting rights for mental health patients Why is this guidance needed? A study of the 2010 General Election found that psychiatric in-patients who were eligible to vote were half as likely to register as the general popul - Likely voter - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	Voting rights for mental health patients Why is this guidance needed? A study of the 2010 General Election found that psychiatric in-patients who were eligible to vote were half as likely to register as the general popul Add to Reading List Document Date: 2015-03-30 09:18:52 Open Document File Size: 245,03 KB Share Result on Facebook Country United Kingdom / Scotland / Wales / / Facility The Royal College of Psychiatrists The Royal College / / IndustryTerm postal proxy applications / / Organization Royal College / Royal College of Psychiatrists / / Person Clarke M. Uptake / / PoliticalEvent General Election / / Position advocate / Psychiatrist / Governor / / URL www.gov.uk/registertovote / www.mencap.org.uk/allaboutvoting / www.gov.uk/register-to-vote / http / SocialTag Accountability Voter registration Suffrage Disfranchisement Postal voting Elections in the United Kingdom Elections Politics Government

Voting rights for mental health patients Why is this guidance needed? A study of the 2010 General Election found that psychiatric in-patients who were eligible to vote were half as likely to register as the general populAdd to Reading List