Both main parties must commit to the spirit of their targets not just the letter

Polls have their problems. But don’t buy into the panic about local variation making the result impossible to call. If we can only gauge the national vote share, explains a member of the exit poll...

Be under no illusion: the party would seek to implement its radical plans for public ownership. But that doesn’t mean they will work

Experts warn the cliff edge would reappear in 2020

Voters have a right to informative discussions as part of the electoral process

Each party has come to see the other as not merely its opposition, but its enemy. That has implications for the way our politics will work in the years ahead

Philip Rycroft worries that EU exit puts the integrity of the UK at risk 

This is a scenario as likely as any other 


As Nigel Farage weighs in behind Boris Johnson, Labour and the Lib Dems must urgently put their bitter disagreements to one side—and do a deal

What happens if we stop trusting elections? As accusations of bias abound—and concerns are raised over the bodies that regulate political life—faith in democracy is in a perilous position