Petition Allow people with Indefinite Leave to Remain to vote in parliamentary elections

Extend voting in UK parliamentary elections to include those who have been granted Indefinite Leave to Remain (ILR).

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We think anyone who has been granted ILR will already have made a significant contribution to the UK in a range of ways including paying Income Tax and National Insurance, and additional financial commitments through a variety of levies and visa fees. However, without a right to vote they have no say in how the contributions they have made to the UK are used.

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Created by Nigel Middleton
Deadline 23 April 2026 All petitions run for 6 months
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