Notes from the Primaries: How will Clinton and Trump put their parties back together?
The leaders have effectively secured their nominations, now they need to forge unity
The leaders have effectively secured their nominations, now they need to forge unity
With the Trump campaign finally becoming more professional, mainstream Republicans will face greater pressure to show their support
The Sanders campaign has been stalled, but Clinton should be wary of calling him a ‘single issue candidate’
As long as the rest of the Republican vote remains split, Trump remains the front runner
In his latest report from the Italian elections, Shamik Das looks at the success of Partito Democratico’s primaries, a model Labour might consider emulating.
The Australian Labor Party has become the latest party to experiment with primary elections – 43,300 locals turned out in an election in Sydney this weekend.
Jon Worth looks at whether the use of primaries to elect the President of the European Union will help address the EU’s perceived democratic deficit.
The French Socialist Party’s presidential primaries point the way ahead for British political parties, to the great benefit our democracy, writes Will Straw.
Iain Dale lost his campaign to become the Conservative party’s prospective parliamentary candidate on Saturday night. Instead, Dr Philip Lee won the vote. But the voting system used revealed a contradiction in Conservative policy.