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"A move to PR would free voters from the need to consider tactical voting"

Latest by-elections reveal flaws of First Past the Post

The two UK parliamentary by-elections, held on 19 October 2023, saw some dramatic outcomes. It is worth looking under the bonnet of the results to shine a light on the workings of the First Past The Post (FPTP) system used for UK general elections and, by extension, for the recent by-elections.

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"Even safe seat crossbenchers could be at risk of their very own Portillo moment"

The next ‘Portillo Moment’? Who could be at risk

The two large Conservative majorities overturned in last week’s by-elections have led to media speculation that even frontbenchers of the Government in ‘safe seats’ are at risk of their very own ‘Portillo moment’.

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SNP conference fringe meeting

SNP Conference: ERS Scotland’s packed fringe event rings out for strengthening local democracy

Read about some of the issues discussed at a packed ERS Scotland fringe meeting at the SNP conference on local democracy.

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As in most European Countries, a form of PR is used for the Sejm

How proportional representation worked in the Polish election

With a population of around 40 million, Poland is the European Union’s fifth largest member and by far the largest of its Eastern states. It is therefore worth taking notice of any national election in Poland. However, this week’s Polish parliamentary elections were particularly notable for a number of reasons.

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