Today, almost every election held on the island of Ireland uses the Single Transferable Vote (STV). Bar elections for the 18...
Prior to 1996, MPs were elected to New Zealand’s House of Representatives using the same unrepresentative First Past The Post...
Two years ago, the Electoral Reform Society looked at the island of Guernsey’s new voting system where voters had to...
This Thursday (23rd June), voters in the constituencies of Tiverton and Honiton, and Wakefield go to the polls in by-elections...
British voters may have to wait up to five years for a general election, but, for Australians, the opportunity comes...
Fresh off the heels of voters in Germany’s northernmost state of Schleswig-Holstein, this Sunday 15th May it is North-Rhine Westphalia’s...
The process of democratisation since the collapse of communism has not been uniform across eastern Europe, but some countries, such...
Hungarian voters are just days away from electing a new parliament. The country has, of course, become known for its...
Sunday mornings may be associated with big-name political interview programmes, but perhaps not the declaration of an election result. Nonetheless,...
A driving force for most people who believe in electoral reform is the belief that seats should match votes and...
In the closing days of 2021, I braved the scorch of the blistering Australian summer sun, walking through the streets...
Many countries use a bicameral political system – meaning that they have two chambers in their parliament. These parliaments are...