By Samuel Fawcett
Voter turnout will be a hot topic in the run up to the General Election in May 2015. Disillusionment seems to be the word of the day amongst the politically active in the UK and with public figures such as Russell Brand championing revolution through political inaction, it’s clear that something must be done to re-engage the electorate.
In his first vlog for The London Economic, Samuel Fawcett discusses whether a Democracy Day could help prompt more people turn out to vote.
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