Legally, the King and royal family can vote in U.K. general elections but don't due to maintaining party political impartiality, avoiding media scrutiny. Monarch political power significantly reduced over three centuries.
British monarchy's political influence decreased over time, with the last veto incident in 1708 by Queen Anne. Queen Victoria's preference expression in 1894 marked a significant but historical involvement in politics.
Gradual change, not revolution, characterizes the British political landscape. Queen Elizabeth II inherited a monarchy with reduced political influence compared to historical predecessors, showcasing the evolution of the monarchy's role.
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