India, the largest democracy in the world, has a system of democratic federalism which has both large amounts of parties...
One of the lesser-known institutions of Westminster is the All-Party Parliamentary Group (APPG). Here’s a quick overview on some of...
In a historic vote, Labour Party Conference has voted for a manifesto commitment to proportional representation for general elections. This...
The publication of the latest findings from the long-running British Social Attitudes (BSA) survey this week saw a record-breaking high...
Electoral Reform Society Scotland presents ‘The case for democratic reform in the UK’, Alistair Carmichael MP in conversation with Dr...
Join the discussion on how citizens in Scotland can have more control over how their country is run. In recent...
The Electoral Commission report on May 2022’s local elections in Wales, published yesterday, highlights that the extension of the franchise...
You may not know, but there are Parliamentary debates that occur outside of the Commons or Lords and these occur...
ERS Scotland is hosting an annual lecture on the state of Scottish democracy. ERS Scotland is proud to host the...
Join us and IPPR to discuss how we can renew democracy in an age of authoritarians. Chair: Harry Quilter-Pinner, Director...
Latvia’s election this Saturday (1st October) has been in the calendar for a while – a referendum is required to...
Calling time on Westminster: why our electoral system drags the UK down. ERS Director of Policy and Research Dr Jess...