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Proportional representation is the most popular form of democracy in the world today

How many countries around the world use proportional representation?

Proportional representation is the most popular form of democracy for countries in the world today.

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Central party leaders have little influence over who is elected

How do Finland’s elections work?

On Sunday 2nd April, voters in Finland will go to the polls to elect a new parliament. 

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Every major party uses something like the Alternative Vote to elect their leader

Why do so many parties use transferable voting for their leadership elections?

As we wrote a few weeks ago, the SNP uses the Alternative Vote to elect their leader – and they’re not alone. 

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Coverage we've won

We were outside parliament with a big map this week talking to MPs, peers and journalists about the impact of voter ID. The stunt was widely covered in local press including the Sidmouth Herald, Express and Star, Shropshire Star, Inverness Courier, News and Star, Suffolk News, Guernsey Press and Northern Echo.

Our research was quoted heavily in the recent New Statesman podcast on voter ID.  

Our issues in the news

 

Safe Seat of the Week

Prime Minister, and richest MP, Rishi Sunak released his tax returns this week in the middle of Boris Johnson's evidence to the privileges committee. Here is how his seat of Richmond (Yorkshire) voted in 2019.

Richmond Yorkshire

Richmond (Yorkshire)

27,210 Majority
613th Smallest Margin of Victory
557th Smallest Share of the Vote Needed to Win

Explore the 2019 General Election in Richmond (Yorkshire) →

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