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elections Tag Archive

¡Más MAS!

by • 19th November 2020

Faye Navesey discusses the recent election of Luis Arce as president of Bolivia, and what it means for the country....

Trump: What’s his next move?

by • 16th November 2020

With a sweeping majority of 306 electoral votes to Trump’s 232, Joe Biden took the US by storm to win the 2020 election. But, what does this mean for Donald Trump? What will...

Can’t dump Trump: Why Biden will lose the 2020 Election

by • 3rd November 2020

Jon Deery on why Trump will win the 2020 Election...

Students’ Union elections: are there unfair advantages?

by • 3rd April 2020

James Troughton discusses the facts influencing the SU officer elections....

SU elections extended amid Coronavirus confusion

by • 16th March 2020

Voting has been extended and the results ceremony postponed until Monday....

10 year forecast: Democracy

by • 2nd December 2019

As the decade comes to an end, Tom Leach discusses what the next ten years have in store for democracy...

10 year forecast: The Overton window

by • 2nd December 2019

A prediction for what the next decade holds for the Overton window, and what we find politically acceptable...

Should Evo Morales have remained the Bolivian president?

by • 21st November 2019

Faye Navesay discusses the unsettled political climate in Bolivia. ...

The rise of the Spanish right

by • 21st November 2019

Sesha Subramanian discusses the rise of the right wing Vox party in Spain. ...

The many voices for mandatory voting

by • 11th November 2019

Voter turnout in the Brexit referendum was 72%, which means that 28% of eligible voters could not be arsed to have their say about the most significant change to British policy...