enuf app for iPhone and iPad

enuf is an independent app, that takes publicly available data on UK elections, political parties, candidates and aggregates it to make it easier for UK voters to be informed when they make their choice.

• Find upcoming elections in your area by searching by postcode or browsing a list of all UK constituencies.

• See details of the elections in your area, including the incumbent party, number of candidates standing, resignations and recent boundary changes.

• View historic results for your area, including General, Local, Mayoral and Police and Crime Commissioner elections.

• Discover more about each candidate, including their photo, contact details, previous results, positions held, registered interests and personal statement.

• Discover more about each party, including party news, values, accounts and money spent on advertising.

• See how many likes each candidate has received, plus the likelihood of them winning your seat.

• Receive information on your preferred candidate, whether your choice is likely to win or whether you might want to vote tactically.

• Designed to be fun, enuf makes it easy to know your candidate and ensure your vote counts.

Disclaimer

Please note, the enuf app is independent and is not affiliated with any government, political party or organisation.

The information shown in this app is derived from publicly available sources in the UK and aggregated to make it easier for voters to find information on upcoming ballots, parties and candidates.

Data Sources used in the app:

• https://postcodes.io - provides the postcode data used to determine the location of the user, their constituency and any boundary changes.

• https://democracyclub.org.uk/projects/data - provides publically available data on elections and ballots.

• https://boundarycommissionforengland.independent.gov.uk/interactive-map - provides the constituency boundaries used in the app.

• https://candidates.democracyclub.org.uk - provides publically available data on candidates and election results.

• https://yougov.co.uk and https://www.bestforbritain.org - provide publically available polling data and predictions.

• https://news.google.com - provides the latest news on political parties.

• https://search.electoralcommission.org.uk - provides information on the constitution and funding of political parties.

• https://members-api.parliament.uk - provides data on political parties and members of parliament.

• https://developers.facebook.com/docs/graph-api - provides data on Facebook advertising by political parties.