by David Torrance / 25 Jul 2012
David Torrance follows the early days of the ‘Yes Scotland’ campaign, and asks what’s next on the agenda for the fight for Home Rule?
by Amber Elliott / 02 Jul 2012
A major trade union late last week voted to potentially stand left-wing candidates against the Labour Party in future elections. Now PCS boss Mark Serwotka explains why his union took the "historic" step
by Chris Bruni-Lowe / 07 Jun 2012
Chris Bruni-Lowe of the People’s Pledge campaign lays out his organisation’s strategy for ensuring a full national vote on Britain’s place in Europe
by Shane Greer / 16 May 2012
Shane Greer takes Ruth Hunt, director of public affairs for the LGB charity Stonewall, for a tipple
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by Simon Lancaster / 13 Apr 2012
Who has saying what, about whom and how? Simon Lancaster analyses the best and worst parliamentary speechmakers
by David Torrance / 27 Mar 2012
The campaign to halt the SNP starts now. David Torrance examines how the ‘No’ camp are preparing to defeat the nationalists in the Scottish independence referendum
by Charlotte Henry / 28 Feb 2012
Charlotte Henry heralds the arrival of the Government Digital Service
by Gawain Towler / 02 Feb 2012
A former outsider has been slowly, silently gaining ground on the major parties in the opinion polls, says Gawain Towler. Watch out, here comes UKIP
by Dane Strother / 12 Jan 2012
It is now easier to disseminate a negative message about your opponents, thanks to internet campaigning, says Dane Strother, but it’s also easier to target voters
by Melanie Batley / 10 Jan 2012
Don’t forget that social networking is now the biggest tool in your campaigning box of tricks, says Melanie Batley
by Julia Rampen / 09 Dec 2011
The SNP’s plan to legalise same-sex marriage has created a national debate. Julia Rampen explores the controversy
by Shane Greer / 18 Jul 2012
The BackBoris 2012 campaigner Bethany Wheatley chats to Shane Greer about what’s coming up for digital canvassing
by Amber Elliott / 13 Jun 2012
The man who worked for Cameron and founded Big Brother Watch sips Rioja with Amber Elliott
by Simon Lancaster / 05 Jun 2012
Simon Lancaster unpicks the persuasive elements that went into the making of the propaganda film Kony 2012, and shows how the film’s maker took so many of us in
by Melanie Batley / 10 May 2012
Melanie Batley discovers new smartphone technology that could revolutionise and democratise fundraising
by Amber Elliott / 11 Apr 2012
The campaigns director for 38 Degrees chats to Amber Elliott about the value of a petition
by Caroline Crampton / 14 Mar 2012
Caroline Crampton grabs a drink with Emma Boon, campaign director of the TaxPayers’ Alliance
by Shane Greer / 15 Feb 2012
Shane Greer takes the left-wing campaigner and author of Chavs out for cocktails and beer in Piccadilly
by Paul Richards / 30 Jan 2012
Paul Richards provides advice for those who fancy stepping up to the thin blue line and putting themselves forward as prospective police commissioners
by Shane Greer / 11 Jan 2012
Shane Greer takes out the Countryside Alliance’s Dylan Sharpe, formerly of the No to AV campaign
by David Torrance / 30 Dec 2011
David Torrance looks at the strategies employed by the SNP that lead to its successful election campaign
by Dan Jellinek / 13 Dec 2011
Dan Jellinek looks at new online innovations from two different countries that allow voters to judge election candidates
by Simon Lancaster / 05 Dec 2011
Simon Lancaster charts the history of success through the gentle arts of scintillating soundbiting and speech
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