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From me and ⁦@chrishanretty⁩ : based on the Survation MRP, we predict that there will be a record-breaking number of women in the House of Commons after the election, mainly as Labour will win so many seats. survation.com/the-2024-parli…

Hyper active ministers, centralism & short-termism key sins of Westminster's politics. Myself Patrick Diamond Jack Newman (On Bluesky: jacknewman.bsky.social) Anna Sanders @AndyWWestwood explain why in new BJPIR article from our The Productivity Institute @UoMPolitics project journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/13…

🆕New Paper with Patrick Diamond Prof. Dave Richards Anna Sanders @AndyWWestwood Why has Westminster failed to tackle spatial inequality? Hyper-active incrementalism: policy is short-term, under-evaluated, reactive, fragmented, incramental, & top-down. doi.org/10.1177/136914…

Just in time for me and Anna Sanders to take a look at the gender gap by age for an upcoming blog… 👀

"Women are not a monolithic block." Discover how gendered policies influence women's voting in Dr. Anna Sanders' research. Despite being a few years old, it offers valuable insights for the current election. #GeneralElection2024 🔗 johnsmithcentre.com/research-blog/…

🗣️ NEW BLOG: "Traditionally, women in the UK were more likely than men to vote Conservative, whilst men were more likely than women to vote Labour". 👉 But what will happen at the 2024 election? ✖️ Dr Ceri Fowler and Anna Sanders unpick the data. ukandeu.ac.uk/will-there-be-…

tl;dr : Men more likely to vote Reform; women more likely to vote Labour. BUT (!) much more variation on whether Labour have more support from women and by how much from poll to poll. Women are consistently less likely to support Reform - very few polls don't show this.

🔓ICYMI - '‘Hyper-active incrementalism’ and the Westminster system of governance: Why spatial policy has failed over time' by Patrick Diamond, Jack Newman (On Bluesky: jacknewman.bsky.social), Prof. Dave Richards, Anna Sanders & @AndyWWestwood is available now in #OpenAccess. journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/13……

Coming soon!!! On Monday, Patrick Diamond and I sent off the manuscripts for a new Special Issue for Parliamentary Affairs. We have a stellar cast of 24 authors accross 8 papers reflecting on instability and inequality in British politics after 14 years of Conservative rule.

Three more papers online for our forthcoming special issue in Parliamentary Affairs. Patrick Diamond Anna Sanders Professor Francesca Gains: doi.org/10.1093/pa/gsa… Farah Hussain: doi.org/10.1093/pa/gsa… @StephCoulter8 Dr Rebecca McKee jack pannell Jess Sargeant: doi.org/10.1093/pa/gsa…

Excellent debate on British asymmetrical power dynamics British Politics APSA Philly w papers from Richard Hayton @farahkhussain Anna Sanders & me - thanks to Jack Newman (On Bluesky: jacknewman.bsky.social) Patrick Diamond for organising parliamentaryaffairs special ed & @DanielWinc for chairing the panel

So farewell to Philly PA from ⁦Anna Sanders⁩ & me - as ⁦APSA⁩ draws to a close - the City is gearing up for the mother of all debates Tue night in this ‘swingiest’ of all the swing states

The @UoMPolitics crew at APSA Powerhouse professors AngeliaWilson Professor Francesca Gains Rachel Gibson Silviya Nitsova our new prize wining The British Academy post doctoral fellow Anna Sanders (lecturer University of York prize wining alumna of our PhD Program!) Shout out Comparative Politics Research Cluster UoM Politics!

Our Journal of Politics @[email protected] paper, now with page numbers! Focusing on 🇫🇷we show that living in deprived neighborhoods depresses electoral registration. Yet, among the most discriminated ethnic minorities, living in proximity to coethnics boosts registration journals.uchicago.edu/doi/10.1086/72…

Kicking off our panel Dr Emilia Y Belknap on gender gaps in support for independence

Dr Lotte Hargrave presenting our paper on gender gaps in don't know survey responses. Women more likely to say don't know on political opinion and knowledge, no gaps on social/cultural or personal value questions (with Dr Ceri Fowler, Dr. Hannah Bunting and Anna Sanders)

'Asymmetric Power Model 20 years on' academic.oup.com/pa/article/doi… with martin smith and Dave Marsh. V timely given the state of Br. politics @UoMPolitics UoM School of Social Sciences Yorkpol Political Studies Association Department of Politics and International Relations PSA Parliaments Public Policy & Administration Specialist Group @uomcom Comparative Politics Research Cluster UoM Politics

Our Special Issue in Parliamentary Affairs has been published: 'Instability and Inequality in the British State' 🔗 academic.oup.com/pa/issue/77/4 SI Editors: Jack Newman (On Bluesky: jacknewman.bsky.social) & Patrick Diamond Journal Editors: Louise Thompson & Alistair Clark Here's a 🧵 of the papers

Women were identified as key targets in the 2024 British GE Rosie Campbell Dr Ceri Fowler Anna Sanders Rosalind Shorrocks assess speculation as to whether ‘Whitby’ or ‘Waitrose’ women swung the result for Labour onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.11… #Gendergap #votingbehaviour #GE2024

Our general election SI is coming to fruition Eds Peter Sloman @colm_m with Rosie Campbell Dr Ceri Fowler Anna Sanders Rosalind Shorrocks Patrick Diamond Prof. Dave Richards Sam Warner Caitlin Milazzo Siim Trumm Alan Duggan @kitkowol Oliver Heath Chris Prosser Mathew Lawrence et al politicalquarterly.org.uk/collections/th…