ERS staff are, as you would imagine, working from home, and our events and meetings have all been postponed. While...
Sometimes it helps to let the facts speak for themselves. When the ERS tweeted the number of votes it took...
As the year draws to a close, here’s a snapshot of some of the work we’ve been doing at the...
Every general election, sites like the BBC, Guardian and Telegraph present live updates of the general election results as they roll in. Yet, despite having the data...
After a well-contested election, the Electoral Reform Society have a new Council to govern the Society for the next two...
August saw talk of a constitutional crisis come to the fore – and it was a long time coming. The...
Nominations for our ERS Council have just opened, and we’re looking for passionate reformers prepared to share their time, energy...
In 2019 we hosted our AGM in Manchester, following last years hugely successful event in London. Our free conference featured...
As we get closer to the European elections, here’s a worrying fact: our elections are currently wide open to foreign...
For far too many of its members, the second chamber of our Parliament is a private members’ club. The House...
On the first weekend in December, ERS members and supporters came together for the Society’s Annual Conference and AGM. The...
This time of year, we take a look back on our most popular articles of the year. A lot has...