Viktor Orban’s Fidesz party has dominated Hungarian politics since 2010. On Sunday, its dominance was confirmed, as it won its...
Saturday saw New Zealand go to the polls for its eighth election since they ditched the broken first past the...
British Columbia, Canada’s most Western province, has often been the site of electoral reform intrigue. In the run-up to the...
Proportional representation has been a longstanding campaign of the Greens. But not just here in the UK – democratic reform...
In 1996, New Zealand introduced the Mixed Member Proportion (MMP) voting system – a mixed FPTP and proportional list voting...
After last year’s political whirlwind, attention has turned to 2017’s elections for evidence of further shocks. Voters are going to...
As the world analyses the result of the US Presidential election, there’s one result you might have missed. On Tuesday...
It’s election day in the United States, and that means all the pageantry and spectacle one comes to expect with...
There’s something in the air, it seems. As I write, electoral reformers in Canada and the US have a real...
With all the media attention focusing on the upcoming American Presidential Election, it’s easy to forget that it isn’t the...
This week is European Local Democracy Week 2016, and to mark it, we’re running a series of discussion articles on how...
In 2010 Australia delivered its first hung parliament since 1940. A seemingly freak one-off, the election followed a period of unrest in...