Gill Furniss consistently voted against photographic voter identification at polling stations

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Major votes

• On 17 Jan 2022: Gill Furniss voted not to require voters in UK Parliamentary elections to produce photo-identification when voting at polling stations. Show vote
• On 17 Jan 2022: Gill Furniss voted not to require the production of identification to vote at a polling station in Parliamentary elections, not to seek to prevent the corrupt use of postal votes and not to allow British Citizens living overseas to vote, even if they have been out of the country for more than fifteen years. Show vote
• On 7 Sep 2021: Gill Furniss voted not to require the production of identification to vote at a polling station in Parliamentary elections, not to seek to prevent the corrupt use of postal votes and not to allow British Citizens living overseas to vote, even if they have been out of the country for more than fifteen years. Show vote
• On 7 Sep 2021: Gill Furniss voted not to require the production of identification to vote at a polling station in Parliamentary elections, not to seek to prevent the corrupt use of postal votes and not to allow British Citizens living overseas to vote, even if they have been out of the country for more than fifteen years. Show vote

Minor votes

• On 27 Apr 2022: Gill Furniss voted to add a list of additional documents, including some not carrying a photograph, to those considered to provide the proof of identity required to vote in-person in a UK Parliamentary election. Show vote
• On 19 May 2021: Gill Furniss voted against requiring ID from voters in elections, against measures intended to deter illegal entry into the UK, against legislation to tackle violence, including against women and girls, and against action to support victims and improve internet safety. Show vote

  This vote is also related to:

  • stronger laws and enforcement of immigration rules
• On 20 Dec 2017: Gill Furniss voted no on Draft Local Authorities (Mayoral Elections) (England and Wales) (Amendment) Regulations 2017 Show vote
• On 20 Dec 2017: Gill Furniss voted no on Draft Combined Authorities (Mayoral Elections) (Amendment) Order 2017 Show vote