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As I write, Lords are pouring into The Queen’s Robing Room to select a new member to join them for...
We’re right to be proud of the long history of parliamentary democracy in Britain. But the way we elect MPs...
If there was once a connection between elected councillors in Scotland and the communities they supposedly represent, this has long...
If 2018 has shown us anything, it’s that the debates over the state of our democracy are as crucial as...
The likelihood of politicians reaching a consensus on Brexit appears to be diminishing by the day – to consternation on...
Of the 43 countries most often considered to be within Europe, 40 use some form of proportional representation to elect...
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...
[Note: Germany updated their voting system for the 2025 election, and introduced new rules. You can find out about that...
There was a story noticeably absent on the front pages on Monday: Sunday night’s Brexit TV leaders debate. That’s because...
Mariya Green reflects on some of the research undertaken during her placement at the ERS The report of the Lord...