Local authorities will be required to offer 'Voter Cards' for no charge to those without ID
In April this year, the government passed the Elections Act 2022 which will see photo ID required by voters in Great Britain for the first time.
With the change proving to be a controversial issue, we want to know your thoughts on whether you agree with it or not.There have been concerns over whether the new law will impact voter turnout, with Labour MP Nick Smith calling it "an old, cynical trick", intended to "insert an administrative hurdle".
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