Reviewing the automatic voter registration process
At the conclusion of any automatic voter registration process you should review the processes you have undertaken, any software you used for matching or data manipulation and the data sources that you used.
You should review the data access and exchange processes you undertook, and whether there are any things you could change or improve on in the future.
You should keep an audit trail of useful statistical information such as:
volumes of additions
volumes of people identified but only through one data source and were sent an ITR
additions under the automatic voter registration process that were sent an ITR and went on to register fully for UK government elections
if your EMS provides the functionality, how many electors added under automatic voter registration are later removed during the canvass
spend incurred or reduced as a result of automatic registration, to enable potential future budget implications
You should also keep under review the types of enquiries you receive relating to automatic voter registration and whether you need to amend or increase the information on your website, social media, or press channels. You should seek feedback from those involved in front line delivery of information about your training and any FAQs provided.