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Nothing says election spirit like leaflets! Over the next 5 weeks, the Open Elections UK team will be analysing the content of your leaflets. How can you help? Upload your #GE2024 leaflets to ElectionLeaflets.org or openelections.co.uk/upload-a-leafl…. You upload them, we'll code them!

India watchers will need a serious debrief after today's election results. Join us King's India Institute on Thursday to consider the fallout and implications

If you are in UK, have teens (11-18 yo) at home and you & them are happy to help us out please follow this link tinyurl.com/ycyh7wt8 We are trying to figure out how young people take decisions about social and political issues & what that means for our democracies | 🙏 RT

New blog. We examine how residents in new constituencies voted in previous elections, and what would happen if Reform matched Ukip's vote from 2015 with GB Historical GIS Chris Prosser theconversation.com/ten-seats-wher…

New article out in The Conversation comparing 2015 to 2024. First publication as part of our work with Oliver Heath & Chris Prosser on voting behaviours over time. #GE2024 #GeneralElection #ElectionStats #VotingHistory theconversation.com/ten-seats-wher…

In this blog with GB Historical GIS Chris Prosser we look at how residents in the new constituencies have voted since 1997, and which places have most closely followed the national outcome: theconversation.com/election-2024-…

New Conversation article out, "Election 2024: these are the races to watch" focused on 55 bellwether seats 1997-2024. Part of our collaboration with Oliver Heath & Chris Prosser on voting behaviours over time #GE2024 #GeneralElection #ElectionStats #VotingHistory theconversation.com/election-2024-…

It’s finally election day! 🗳️ very grateful to Al Jazeera English for asking me to talk about what I have been obsessing over for years… the huge UK voting age gap and how to get young people to the polls #Elections2024 #UKElection2024

Some truth in this. In 116 seats the Lib Dem vote went up and the Lab vote when down In 293 seats the Lab vote went up and the Lib Dem vote when down Where voters coordinated around the Lib Dems they made 45 gains And where voters coordinated around Labour they made 162 gains

Age was once again a key dividing line in how people voted. I’ve been banging on about the UK voting age gap for years now and could talk about it for hours, but luckily for you here’s a little summary of my research so far: psa.ac.uk/psa/news/widen…

Here’s my first attempt at getting to grips with this complex election for the Observer: Labour have played a masterful game of electoral jenga. But how stable will the teetering Commons tower be? theguardian.com/politics/artic…

1) This is a nice, classy speech. 2) This is what was lost on a lot of the election night telly, where there was far too much chat and not enough counts.

I am honored and humbled to receive the biennial ASAUK Best Thesis Prize - an award for the best doctoral thesis in African Studies successfully examined in a UK University from 2022-2024. Queen Mary Politics and IR

No journey can be completed with facing challenges. The real question how do one overcomes from such challenges? Here is my short story of overcoming challenges which I faced during pursuing my PhD at Royal Holloway. Thanks Political Studies Association for publishing it.