Green Party leadership race doesn’t need to be a ‘coronation’
The Greens are a democratic party and should act like it
Who are the frontrunners in the Green Party leadership contest?
Following Natalie Bennett’s decision to step down, a lot hinges on what Caroline Lucas decides to do next
8 lessons from ‘Super Thursday’ elections for Britain’s fragmented politics
The era of two-party politics is over
Short-changing voters: why the cuts to smaller parties are wrong
Short money goes some way to redressing our woefully disproportionate voting system
Breathing new life into Welsh politics
With the Wales Bill making its way through Westminster, the Electoral Reform Society has a challenge for the parties
The debate about Britain’s relationship with the EU is now open
There are democratic questions for both campaigns to answer
The public are fed up with big donors’ influence on party politics
The Trade Union Bill could be the start of a process which sorts out our hopeless party funding system for good
Yesterday may be remembered as an historic day in the campaign for electoral reform
Trade unions have voted to consider changing the current system
Our ‘democracy’ is stacked in favour of certain voters
The average seat hasn’t changed hands since the 1960s
This May will be a boost for female representation – but there’s a catch
The current electoral system is a huge barrier to seat access for female MPs