The election is fast approaching: and it’s time to bring the ‘missing millions’ currently not on the electoral roll into...
On Saturday 26th and Sunday 27th October, The Citizens’ Assembly of Scotland kicked off at the Grosvenor Hotel in Edinburgh,...
Tonight’s first round of television debates has been mired in controversy. Not over policies – but the format, with the...
Judging by the first week of the general election campaign, it seems likely that the remaining month will see a...
In a Westminster election, tactical voting takes place when a voter chooses a candidate whom they wouldn’t normally support, in...
Across the country, a total of 650 Members of Parliament are elected to the Commons, with one per constituency. Under...
Let’s use this election as a chance to re-build democracy on stronger and fairer foundations As the UK prepares for...
Facebook recently triggered a major public debate by changing its rules on posts by political campaigners. Previously these had been...
This piece is a guest post from Conor Black. Conor is a former student of the University of Glasgow who...
Over the past century, our society and democracy have been transformed almost beyond recognition. As voting habits have changed, one...
There was a conspicuous silence in the Queen’s Speech on Monday. Despite announcing a bill to protect ‘electoral integrity’ (by...
As the Welsh Assembly takes a historic step towards extending voting to 16 and 17-year-olds in Wales, Daniel Priestley – Law...