Your Voice, Your Vote: Wirral Youth Parliament Election 2026
Young people with SEND can have their say and cat their vote in the UK Parliament Elections 2026.
10 young people have now been shortlisted to become Members of Youth Parliament (MYPs). Several have lived experience of Special Educational Needs and Disability. They could represent your voice in the Youth Parliament.
What is the UK Youth Parliament?
The UK Youth Parliament (UKYP) was set up 25 years ago and gives young people a real voice in democracy. It is made up of over 300 young people aged 11–18. They come from all over the UK and are elected to represent the views of the young people in their area.
MYPs work on important issues that matter to young people. They campaign for change, and make sure youth voices are heard locally and nationally. Elections take place every two years. Thousands of young people get involved.
What’s happening in Wirral?
This year, Wirral will elect:
2 UK Members of Youth Parliament (MYPs)
2 Deputy UK Members of Youth Parliament
These young people will represent Wirral, speak up on issues that matter to you, and help shape decisions that affect young people locally and nationally.
Why your vote matters
Voting isn’t just for adults. This election is about your future, your community, and your voice. By taking part, you’re helping choose representatives who will stand up for young people and push for real change. What is also important is that your MYP understands the things that matter to young people with SEND. So choose your candidate now. Follow the link below to see what each of them say and then make your vote. Voting closes on Monday 16th March 2026 at 5pm.