The first time of reforms in Great Britain.

The election reform of 1832 in Great Britain marked the transition from feudal representation in parliament to democratic one. As a result, access was opened for different sectors of society to decision-making and management. The adopted law gave a wider circle of people the right to vote. He also approved the formation of parliamentary representations in the emerging cities. Parliamentary factions opposed the adoption of the law, but under pressure from society, they adopted it.