A Bill to make provision for a Member of the House of Lords to vote at elections to the House of Commons.
House of Lords
22 May 2014
This bill would allow a Member of the House of Lords to vote in elections to the House of Commons (general elections). In effect, it expands the franchise to include peers as voters in MPs’ elections. Implementing this would require changes to electoral law and raises constitutional questions about the balance between the Lords and Commons in the voting process.
The bill is at the second reading in the Commons, having originated in the Lords. It still needs further readings, committee scrutiny, and approval in both Houses before it could become law.
Generated 21 February 2026
No recorded votes for this bill yet.