We’re at a rare point in politics. There is almost a consensus on the need for change –to cut down...
While the Wales Act’s passing earlier this year didn’t come without its challenges, the legislation does mean that a range...
Just a few days ago, a representative body of UK citizens came together to do something new: work across divides...
This year, I’ll be standing down from the ERS Council – and it’s been one of the more rewarding, challenging,...
Do you have the skills the Electoral Reform Society needs for the future? This year our members are electing the...
The Society’s Conference (AGM) is a chance for our members to come together, meet our staff and have their say. This...
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The Citizens’ Assembly on Brexit has just begun its work. The project’s director, Alan Renwick, here offers some initial, personal reflections...
Earlier this year, the scale of public anger at our broken voting system was revealed. Despite no General Election being...
While Labour achieved a nearly proportional result, getting just over 40 percent of the seats on 40 percent of the...
First Past the Post elections are like trying to peel potatoes with a chainsaw. For much of the UK, people have come...