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Make voting compulsory to prevent ‘distorted’ results, Kinnock urges Burnham

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Make voting compulsory to prevent ‘distorted’ results, Kinnock urges Burnham

The former Labour leader and mentor to the Prime Minister said the move would help strengthen ‘democracy and citizenship’ in the UK.

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