Video: Prime Minister David Cameron says prisoners will not get to vote under his government That motion was not binding on the Government, but Mr Cameron signalled that he was ready to hold another vote "to put the legal position beyond doubt." Speaking at the weekly Prime Minister's Questions session, he said: "The House of Commons has voted against prisoners having the vote. I don't want prisoners to have the vote, and they should not have the vote. If it helps by having another vote in Parliament on another resolution to make absolutely clear, to help put the legal position beyond doubt, I am very happy to do that.