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The Society combines authoritative research and campaign tools designed to help aid our colleagues in the media, in government and academia, and our activists out to make the case for change

Research & Publications We monitor and research election outcomes in the United Kingdom and abroad, and aim to be authoritative and non-partisan source of information and analysis. Our publications include in depth research and analysis on every major public election in the last decade.

Education We also offer a wide range of educational support to teachers covering citiizenship, including school talks, and a dedicated library featuring unique resources for students of politics.

Myth Busting Help separate the face from the fiction on reform, in the Press and in Parliament

Statistics Number crunching on broken elections past and present.

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The Facts and the Fiction on PR

PR Myths

The Facts and the Fiction on PR

Download The Facts and the Fiction on PR

Latest News

Getting Reduce and Equalise Right

Published: Sunday, September 5th 2010

The Electoral Reform Society has called on government and opposition to ensure that controversial legislation to create equal-sized constituencies delivers on its promises. The Society has urged both government and opposition to “act responsibly” and engage with the legislation to ensure that both boundary changes and the proposals for a referendum on the Alternative Vote survive. More...

Electoral Reform Society announces new Chief Executive

Published: Thursday, August 26th 2010

Katie Ghose has been appointed the new Chief Executive of the Electoral Reform Society. Katie Ghose has been director of the British Institute of Human Rights for 5 years. An experienced campaigner and barrister, she has previously held positions at Age Concern England (now Age UK) and Citizens Advice. More...

AV in practice: ERS response to Australian Election

Published: Sunday, August 22nd 2010

The Electoral Reform Society has released its initial findings on the latest Australian Federal Election. Australia’s House of Representatives is elected by the Alternative Vote (AV) system, which will be offered to the British public in a referendum next May. More...