By Darren Hughes In case you’re not aware of this bizarre constitutional anomaly, in 1999, the House of Lords Act...
By Katie Ghose, Chief Executive of the Electoral Reform Society Today is my last day at the ERS. What a...
According to recent research from the Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism, 2017 was the first general election where...
So, the Conservatives and DUP have agreed a deal. Despite the two previous elections failing to secure a ‘strong and...
The Senedd must review the new voting system
Democracy Max sought to create a non-partisan space where those with different views could debate and discuss ideas about our...
Voters won’t be bossed about – perhaps that’s the first lesson we should take from the election. From voting for...
We’ve heard it time and time again in different forms: First Past the Post is ‘strong and stable’. It seems...
At the close of the polls on Thursday, people in Scotland will have faced 10 opportunities to vote in the...
A fifth of voters feel unable to back the party they most support this election, according to polling for the...
Young voters are in the spotlight this election. Significant gaps in current polling have been explained by differences in how...
If 2015 was the digital election, this one is more specifically the Facebook election. With the big money rolling into the social...