This article discusses the ongoing scenario of enfranchisement in the UK and its effect on democracy. It highlights the need for equal voting rights for all individuals, regardless of their caste, orientation, sex, or race. The article also sheds light on the lack of transparency in governmental actions and the uneven distribution of basic information like candidacy and voting rights. The extensive research and hard work done by agencies handling elections to keep it clean and simple for the convenience of the electoral is also discussed.