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...
Political figures across the spectrum have backed our calls for reform of Britain’s ‘wild west’ election campaign rules following the...
There is no better way of finding out which voters matter under Westminster’s warped electoral system than looking at where...
Democracy in the Dark – our new report commissioned from two of the UK’s leading election finance academics reveals a...
Scotland’s first Citizens’ Assembly met last week for the first time since March. Like many social events and workplaces, the...
A major new project has been launched to encourage the Labour party to back proportional representation.
They’ve been called the ‘missing millions’: over 9 million eligible people in Great Britain are currently not on the electoral roll.
The House of Lords just keeps getting bigger. Following the PM’s appointment of 36 new unelected peers, each week sees...