The idea of an independent commission on electoral reform has been gaining traction lately, with nearly 200 MPs calling for...
Back in 2015 we published Deal or No Deal which looked at public attitudes to political finance following the failed...
At election time, millions of us arrive at the polling station in a conflicted state of mind – do I...
Westminster has, once again, been engulfed in high theatre. The Prime Minister stood aside on Monday announcing a two-week departure...
On Thursday 30 July, Greater Manchester will be electing a new mayor. The by-election follows Andy Burnham’s decision to return...
When is an electoral reform not proportional? That question matters because support for scrapping First Past the Post is growing,...
May’s English local elections ended one-party dominance in over 30 councils, with 64 of the 136 councils now under no...
Discussions around changing the voting system often refer to Westminster, yet the same problems that stifle the government of the...
The 2024 General Election in Scotland was a one-sided affair. Scottish Labour won 35.3% of the vote in Scotland and...
Whatever happens in May, the next Senedd election is set to be historic. For instance, recent polling has pointed to...
When the Scottish Parliament was created, it was built to be different to Westminster. A system designed to reflect how...
Written by Thomas Worth In the months leading up to elections, voters are often inundated with all sorts of literature...