Policies

UK party policies compared

Commitments from 7 UK parties on 10 policy areas, each linked to the party's own document, last checked 13 October 2026.

Party	Commitments
Labour	Give 16- and 17-year-olds the vote in all elections and strengthen the rules on donations to political parties. (Change, Labour Party manifesto 2024: Serving the country) Remove hereditary peers, retire peers at the end of the parliament in which they reach 80, and replace the Lords with another chamber. (Change, Labour Party manifesto 2024: Serving the country) Set up a National Commission on Electoral Reform, to report before the next general election. (Six things Andy Burnham announced today at Labour Party Conference, 29 September 2026)
Conservatives	Keep First Past the Post, keep the voting age at 18 and keep the requirement to show voter ID. (Conservative and Unionist Party Manifesto 2024: Our plan to strengthen communities)
Liberal Democrats	Introduce proportional representation for MPs and English councillors. (For a Fair Deal, Liberal Democrat manifesto 2024: Political Reform) Cap donations to political parties and put the Ministerial Code into law. (For a Fair Deal, Liberal Democrat manifesto 2024: Political Reform)
Reform UK	Introduce a bill with measures on the integrity of elections. (Election Integrity Bill)
Green Party	Replace first past the post with a system that matches seats to votes. (Green Party 2024 manifesto: Defending Human Rights, Democracy & Justice) Replace the House of Lords with an elected second chamber. (Green Party 2024 manifesto: Defending Human Rights, Democracy & Justice)
Your Party	No published position found as of 15 October 2026.
Restore Britain	End postal voting on demand, keeping it for housebound voters and those abroad on official duty. (Our Objectives: Elections, 13 February 2026) Bar foreign nationals from voting or standing in local, regional and national elections. (Our Objectives: Elections, 13 February 2026)

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UK party policies compared

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