Early England election results make it clear: we are in an era of five-party politics
Labour’s council losses are likely to grow, with Reform UK emerging as the main beneficiary, though voter switching cannot be inferred from headlines alone.
Ten years after Brexit, this is the UK: a divided nation frozen in time | Aditya Chakrabortty
On 23 June 2016, the British voter changed. Before that day, they picked a party, usually red or blue. By that morning, only two tribes mattered: remain or leave.
Londoners may regret protest votes for Reform or Greens in local elections, says Sadiq Khan
Sadiq Khan warns former Labour voters against supporting other parties, emphasizing the importance of local council performance over national party issues.
What could six fictional voters teach us about how social media really works?
Exploring online content through six fictional voters during the Senedd election reveals diverse political perspectives and the influence of social media algorithms.
Do political social media ads influence the outcome of elections?
Political ads on Facebook and Instagram during the 2020 U.S. election primarily targeted existing supporters rather than persuading new voters, with minimal measurable impact on electoral outcomes.
What your music says about your political views, revealed
Musical preferences correlate with political leanings: conservatives more likely to favor country and metal, while left-leaning individuals favor folk music.
Shifts left for every demographic group, 2025 elections
Non-white, lower-income, and young voters swung sharply toward Democrats in 2025 gubernatorial races, producing a substantial vote shift away from Republicans.
Trump's approach relies on projecting strength through intimidation, using fear and ridicule to overshadow moral shortcomings, appealing to voters eager for systemic change.