On Thursday 7th May, Wales headed to the polls for the Senedd election. This was an election that delivered seismic...
The votes from last week’s local council elections across England have now been counted, and one thing is clear: First...
Amid all the political drama over the weekend, with the fallout from the elections and then calls on the Prime...
While polling can give us an idea of what the public thinks, there is nothing like real votes to test...
On 7th May 2026, voters across Wales will elect not just a new Senedd, but a fundamentally different one. This...
On 29 April 2026, the English Devolution & Community Empowerment Bill received Royal Assent. This means that it has passed...
Sometimes change arrives with fanfare. Sometimes it arrives quietly, after years of argument, delay and unfinished business. This week, the...
Discussions around changing the voting system often refer to Westminster, yet the same problems that stifle the government of the...
Time and time again, England’s local elections repeatedly produce results that simply don’t reflect how people vote. If you live...
The 2024 General Election in Scotland was a one-sided affair. Scottish Labour won 35.3% of the vote in Scotland and...
This week, the Telegraph has published an article debating the merits of compulsory voting. Partly inspired by the approaching first...
Since February 2025, we at the Electoral Reform Society have been collecting data on UK general election voting intention polls...