There’s good news and bad news when it comes to women’s representation this election. The good news is this: analysis...
Yesterday Theresa May launched the Conservatives’ manifesto. There was a lot of talk about ‘moving forwards’. But one pledge stuck...
British Columbia, Canada’s most Western province, has often been the site of electoral reform intrigue. In the run-up to the...
With a week to go before the cut off for registering to vote for the general election on June 8th,...
There’s a lot of talk about June 8th being the ‘tactical voting’ election. This past couple of weeks we’ve seen the...
You might not have realised, but on Thursday, thousands of 16 and 17 year olds trekked to polling stations across...
Since the Prime Minister’s unexpected announcement of a General Election last week there’s been little time to talk of anything...
On the evening of the 7th June last year – just a couple of weeks before the EU referendum – the...
Voting is an essential part of democratic life – from Mayoral contests to Westminster elections. Yet in an alarming number...
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...
It seems that each new batch of expenses from the House of Lords is yet another scandal. This weekend we...