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Guidelines for democratic electoral reforms

Electoral Reform Democratic principles and global practice Online workshop, 19-21st March 2025 Organised by the Electoral Integrity Project and Westminster Foundation for Democracy Convenor: Toby S. James Panel 2: keynote Panel: Guidelines for democratic electoral reforms Introduced by Toby James (University of East Anglia and LSE) Speakers: Tanja Hollstein (Westminster Foundation for Democracy), Simon Hoare MP (Chair, Public Administration and Constitutional Affairs Committee, UK Parliament), Therese Pearce-Laanela (IDEA), Carla Luís (VotedHR and Coimbra University) and Brizza Rosales (ANFREL) Electoral reforms can impact the distribution of power and while the content is important the process of reform needs to receive the same attention. The Global Network for Securing Electoral Integrity (GNSEI) developed the Principles for Democratic Electoral Reform Processes to provide stakeholders with guideposts to identify, structure and monitor electoral reform processes in a democratic way aligned to global best practices. The roundtable will reflect on different electoral reform challenges and how the Principles can be used to mitigate those.