A common argument from defenders of the unelected Lords is that ministers should dedicate the entirety of their time to...
In the UK today, there is still no legal limit on how much a single donor can give to a...
A million pounds here, a few hundred thousand there. Life-changing sums for most of us. Yet in the world of...
Britain’s First Past the Post system was designed for a two-party age. One that pretty much everyone agrees we no...
A high-stakes fight is underway in the United States over redrawing the constituencies for the House of Representatives in Washington,...
For all the talk of “strong government,” the reality of single-party rule under First Past the Post (FPTP) often looks...
If there were a general election tomorrow, who would form the next government? It sounds like a simple question if...
Wales stands at an important crossroads in its democratic journey. ERS Cymru has developed a proposal to change the way...
There was a notable shift in mood at the Conservative conference this year compared to recent ones. Until last year,...
Electoral reform took centre stage, literally, at the Labour Party Conference in Liverpool this year. Andy Burnham was the lead...
As we approach the next Scottish parliamentary election, there’s a familiar narrative creeping into the conversation: that the system of...
We all have a party we lean toward. Maybe we’ve stuck with them for decades, maybe our loyalties shift with...