Pressure is mounting on the UK government to come clean about why it failed to prepare in a timely and adequate way so that all eligible voters could take part in the EU elections.
We are continuing to do our best to cause embarrassment to Theresa May and her colleagues by raising the issue outside the UK.
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We are approaching MPs and MEPs from a number of EU member states, asking them to contact their governments to insist the issue of #DeniedMyVote is raised with Theresa May directly.
In addition, we are contacting a number of EU wide media channels in order to grow interest in the story in continental Europe.
In an interview this week with Brita Kvist of Danish Radio, (the equivalent of the BBC in Denmark) Roger Casale said:
"We knew that this was an accident waiting to happen.
Based on the survey data we now have from electoral registration officers, we know that only 20% of EU citizens on the register managed to get their forms back in time.
This was systematic. Everything that could go wrong, did go wrong.
It has changed the outcome of the election. We would estimate that the Brexit party has won an extra 5 or 6 seats as a result."
In Germany, the campaign group Pulse of Europe has taken up the New Europeans' #DeniedMyVote campaign and is promoting the petition.
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Finally, we have contacted all the MPs who have spoken out against the Government in the House of Commons and/or signed the motion we drafted and that was tabled before the election.
The motion EDM 2357 Voting Rights of EU Citizens called on the Government to arrange for the necessary paper work (UC1 forms) to be made available at polling stations.
We have sent the MPs the dossier of evidence which we had previously shared with MEPs from the Brexit Steering Group, Constitutional Affairs and Civil Liberties Committees.
When Theresa May returns to answer questions again in the Commons following the EU Council meeting we aim to raise the issue once again.
On Tuesday there will be a special briefing on the evidence collected by our members. If you would like to receive the briefing but have not yet signed up as a member of New Europeans , you can join here
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