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Report from the first roundtables of the Democracy Max programme
Why the status quo isn't an option. Produced in conjunction with the New Statesman.
Report on women's representation in the Scottish and Welsh parliaments after the 2011 election
Ysgrifenwyd gan Roger Scully a Dr Owain ap Gareth
Report and Analysis by Prof John Curtice & Dr Martin Steven
Report and Analysis of the 2010 General Election, by Lewis Baston
The facts and figures behind the 2010 General Election.
Key findings from the Ministry of Justice ‘Review of Voting Systems’ Foreword by Richard Burden MP, Chair of the All Party Group on Electoral Reform.
Assessing the impact of the first use of STV in Scottish council elections. Report and Analysis by Lewis Baston
The facts and the fiction on Proportional Representation. Preface by Vernon Bogdanor.
This pamphlet brings together 16 reasons to lower the voting age to 16 in all UK public elections and explains why reform is necessary, fair and long overdue.
The Society's analysis on the state of democracy in Westminster, local and devolved government.
Full analysis of the local government elections of 4 May 2006.
How the electoral system is biased against the Tories and why boundaries aren't the answer.
An in-depth look at the European Union's different democratic systems.
The Report of the Independent Commission on Alternative Voting Methods.
Society report on electing the House of Lords. Foreword by The Rt Hon Lord Richard of Ammanford QC
An analysis of political disengagment and what can be done about it.
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