Joseph Bevan looks at the upcoming European Parliamentary elections in the United Kingdom, analysing historical president, the state of the parties and the opinion polls.

Joseph Bevan looks at the rules for a Conservative leadership, the end of Mrs May's premiership and a possible snap general election.

On Friday morning, analysts, pundits and the political parties will be dissecting the results of Thursday’s local elections. The media for much of Friday will be driven by the results and what they mean for the electoral fortunes of Britain’s ‘big two’ political partie...

As the results come in on 3rd May, one piece of data that we will receive is the National Equivalent Share (NEV) or Projected National Share (PNS). Elections are not taking place across the whole of Great Britain and, therefore, the areas that are up for election may h...

Joseph Bevan looks at some of the key races as Labour battle it out with the Conservatives for control over England's councils.

Since Mrs May’s failed attempt at increasing the Conservative Party’s overall majority at the June 2017 general election, there have been seventy-eight national opinion polls.

The main selling feature of Britain’s first past the post (FPTP) electoral system is that it produces strong single party governments formed of members of parties that alternate from election to election. One party governs whilst one party opposes and the odds and sods...