Currently, election results are reported at different levels of granularity, depending upon election type and decisions made by local EROs, and no lower than ward level. All elections – national, regional and local, including referendums – should be counted and reported at polling district level.
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Politics in the UK is increasingly complicated. Counting and reporting all election results at the more granular, polling district level will help policy-makers determine what issues are of importance to different parts of the electorate and improve the policy-making process, whilst maintaining voter anonymity. EROs should be required to count elections at polling district level, and the results made public on a national website.