Elections & Campaigning

Parties & Elections | Journal article

20 Feb 25

Lessons from the Portuguese Socialists: How Dialogue with the Left can deliver Political and Economic Stability

The experiences of Portugal's Socialist Party offer useful lessons to centre-left governments that seek re-election.

Eunice Goes

Political Parties
Elections & Campaigning

Parties & Elections | Journal article

20 Feb 25

The Making and Breaking of Jacinda Ardern's Labour Government, 2017–2023

What drove New Zealand's Labour Party from unprecedented success to humiliation? Examining the political lessons can be drawn from Jacinda Ardern's career.

Grant Duncan

Elections & Campaigning
Covid-19
Progressive Politics

Parties & Elections | Journal article

13 Feb 25

Ethnic Minority Representation After the 2024 General Election: Does Ethnicity No Longer Matter?

Do race and ethnicity still matter for electoral outcomes?

Maria Sobolewska

Conservative Party
Elections & Campaigning
Racism & Antisemitism

Parties & Elections | Journal article

21 Jan 25

The UK General Election in Scotland: The End of an Era, Age of Ultra-Competition or Interregnum?

The battle for Scotland and its long-term future is not over.

Gerry Hassan

Political Parties
Elections & Campaigning
Scotland

Parties & Elections | Digested Read

20 Jan 25

Values in the Valence Election: Fragmentation and the 2024 General Election

On a fragmentation that poses electoral and policy challenges for all political parties.

Paula Surridge

Conservative Party
Elections & Campaigning
Labour Party

Parties & Elections | Journal article

06 Jan 25

Reflections on the 2024 General Election in Great Britain

What part did the electoral system and voter turnout play in the Labour victory?

Ross Mckibbin

Conservative Party
Elections & Campaigning
Labour Party

Parties & Elections | Journal article

27 Dec 24

Fragmented and Dealigned: The 2024 British General Election and the Rise of Place-Based Politics

The election exposed a fragmented and marginal map, bequeathing a fragile electoral future, despite the Starmer government's large parliamentary majority.

Will Jennings, Jamie Furlong, Gerry Stoker and Lawrence McKay