Education is key to ensuring that newly enfranchised voters understand the system they can now have a voice in. That...
The Senedd looks very different to when it was first conceived in 1999. Ongoing devolution has meant more powers are...
Last week, the House of Commons Digital, Culture, Media and Sport select committee criticised the government for its repeated delays...
Presidential elections tend to highlight the best and worst of US democracy. In 2016, for instance, the winner of the...
The New Zealand Labour party are celebrating a landslide win, with 49 percent of the vote and enough MPs to...
When the ‘virtual Parliament’ was launched at the end of April, the UK was witnessing around 5,000 new coronavirus cases...
Rather than putting up bureaucratic barriers to engaging with politics, we should be ensuring everyone can use their vote.
A cross-party group of peers are backing an amendment to improve the accuracy of the electoral register setting out new...
On 7 October, voters in Guernsey will head to the polls for what is likely to be the ‘strangest [election]...
Despite some gains in the last general election, women and minority groups remain highly under-represented in politics, according to a...
As the government continues to implement new restrictions to fight the second wave of coronavirus, the cracks in Britain’s political...
The ERS and groups representing elderly voters and BME communities are warning that mandatory voter ID risks pulling up the...