A few weeks ago, Electoral Reform Society Wales gave evidence to the Communities, Equality and Local Government Committee about the...
Another day, another disaster. We now hear that £350,000 worth of ballot papers are headed for the shredder. The farce that...
As the first stage in a yearlong process to imagine what a ‘Good Scottish Democracy’ might look like we asked...
Women’s representation in government has always appeared to matter to the Prime Minister. Back in his 2005 acceptance speech as...
And so it’s come to pass. After all the gossip the government has finally withdrawn the House of Lords Reform bill....
Yesterday, the Labour Party became the first party to finalise its candidates for the 41 Police and Crime Commissioners (PCCs) to be...
Since Thursday’s local elections we’ve been crunching the numbers. Did voters get a fair deal? What has breaking from First Past...
Does Bristol, Birmingham or Bradford want a Boris? We find out next Thursday when these and seven other English cities...
Next week voters across 21 of Wales’ 22 unitary authorities will head to the polls to decide the political make-up...
“If we want to see women in positions of power in society – how do we achieve it?” This was...
So here we are again. Once more the headlines boom with a brand new ‘cash-for influence’ scandal. Peter Cruddas, millionaire...
By Owain Llyr ap Gareth, Research and Campaigns Officer, Electoral Reform Society Wales After entering the empty room an hour before...