(c) Sian Berry
You are most likely to remember Siân Berry from the 2008 London Mayoral election, at which time she campaigned non-stop in a bid to persuade the people of London to vote Green. She …

(c) Nick Clegg
I just watched an party political broadcast by the Liberal Democrats. It is different. It is new. It isn’t what you’re used to. They clearly demonstrated a brand new direction and in the …

On the 30th of August Japanese people will return to the polls to vote in a highly contested general election. The party in power, currently the LDP (Liberal Democratic Party), has dominated the political …

(c) rochelle, et. al.
The public mood almost demands a general election. It’s quite a remarkable turnaround, as whilst elections usually see poor voter turnout and apathy, this situation could be turned on its head if …

(c) dustydavidson
European elections are complicated at the best of times. In the aftermath of the recent parliamentary scandal to end all scandals, deciding where to place your cross on 4 June poses even greater difficulties. …

The threat of the BNP winning a seat at the upcoming European Parliament elections has triggered a flurry of activity from all the other parties who are desperately trying to raise voter turnout enough to …

(c) ross mcross
The British National Party could be representing us in the European Parliament after the 4th June election and if you don’t vote; it will all be your fault.
In the North West where Nick …

(c) vote match
Finally! For all those who can’t or simply don’t want to take the time to trawl through the manifestos of all the various political parties, there is a nifty new online tool. Vote …

In just four short weeks it will be time to vote for a brand new European Parliament.
The expectation across the country is that the turnout is going to be incredibly low. This is why The …

(c) dustydavidson
It hardly feels like election season, but in just four weeks we will be voting for members of the European Parliament, along with thousands of local councillors across the UK.
The 4th June will pass …

(c) maurice

With the next General Election increasingly rising to the forefront of the nation’s minds and looking less a far-flung fantasy, most constituencies have appointed their prospective parliamentary candidates. Whilst much has been made of …