She asserts that to bring about meaningful change within a gridlocked system, citizens must act as informed voters, participate in local and national governance, and actively hold elected officials ac

“the only way we change this is at at a bare minimum being in informed voters and holding leaders accountable and not turning a blind eye when it's the party that we like”

Alastair Campbell expresses concern that young people are turning away from traditional political parties toward alternative options due to a feeling of being unheard.

“The real worry I've got at the moment from a Labour's perspective is we're giving the vote to these younger people and right now, I mean I was in a school the other day and I would say there were quite a few hundred girls and boys there. They're all They all said they're going to vote and I would re”

Angela Rayner supports allowing 16-year-olds to vote because they pay taxes and should have a stake in the political system.

“So I think people at 16 should have the right to vote. I had my child when I was 16. They pay taxes. I think it's important that they have a stake in it.”