The Electoral Reform Society has long campaigned for the House of Lords to be abolished and replaced with a new...
For most of the 20th century, every election in Scotland was conducted under the First Past the Post system, from...
August saw talk of a constitutional crisis come to the fore – and it was a long time coming. The...
Back in May, our Westminster Beyond Brexit report raised a prescient question: “Do we want a democracy that gives the...
Even those of you out there who have a passing knowledge of our campaigning work will know we are not...
The events of 2019 have put the problems of Westminster’s system into sharp focus. From discussions about the Prime Minister...
The decision by both Plaid Cymru and the Greens to stand down at last week’s Brecon and Radnorshire by-election has...
Nominations for our ERS Council have just opened, and we’re looking for passionate reformers prepared to share their time, energy...
When even Peers are calling for an overhaul of the House of Lords, you know the chamber is broken. A...
July was a busy month in Westminster before MPs headed off for the summer recess. Brexit and the Conservative leadership...
Local democracy in England and Wales has long been under strain – with contests often seeing dismally low turnout, or...
Almost since its inception, there has been discussion and debate about a larger National Assembly here in Wales. Most recently,...