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Citizens Assembly on Brexit

Citizens’ Assembly on Brexit: reflections on the first...

The Citizens’ Assembly on Brexit has just begun its work....

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You Did It! Parliament to Debate Fair Votes

You did it: Parliament is going to debate...

Earlier this year, the scale of public anger at our...

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Polling Station

2017 General Election Results

While Labour achieved a nearly proportional result, getting just over...

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It’s time for Westminster to join Scotland in...

First Past the Post elections are like trying to peel...

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Wales tears down barriers to democracy as England...

Last week Wales has shown just what devolution can do:...

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Hereditary by-election

The results come in for the UK’s most...

Baron Vaux of Harrowden (or Richard Hubert Gordon Gilbey) has...

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young voters

Citizenship education paves the way for votes at...

With Wales looking to equalise their voting age with Scotland...

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Citizens Assembly on Brexit blog

It’s time to get the public involved in...

The way people talk about ‘Leavers’ and ‘Remainers’ is enough...

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Unelected House Lords

The House of Lords is in the midst...

By Darren Hughes In case you’re not aware of this...

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2017 was the first online media election. Let’s...

According to recent research from the Reuters Institute for the...

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Katie Ghose

Britain is changing, so should our electoral system

So, the Conservatives and DUP have agreed a deal. Despite...

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‘Strong and stable’? Westminster’s voting system is anything...

Voters won’t be bossed about – perhaps that’s the first...

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