On Lords reform, Cameron’s appointments speak louder than words
His parting gift of 16 new peers is ‘a sorry legacy’, says the Electoral Reform Society
Electoral Reform
People want to ‘take back control’ — MPs can make that happen today
This afternoon, Caroline Lucas is proposing a motion calling for proportional representation and votes at sixteen
Radical politicians must respond to Britain’s cry of pain
The Brexiters are exploiting people’s anger but offering no solutions
How can we really give back control to those who feel left behind?
Creating a more inclusive democracy will allow us to rebuild our country
As people register for EU vote, is it time to consider automatic registration?
If the ballot box is a social leveller, there are inequalities in how we vote
Nine out of ten people can’t name their Police and Crime Commissioner
Four years on, these are still the local elections that no one’s ever heard of
Public hungry for more information on EU vote
Fears that referendum turnout could be low due to a ‘toxic cocktail’ of high interest but lack of information
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 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