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A map about the BBC Newsnight programme on Denton and Gorton by-election in Manc...

The Gorton Realignment: Political Cartography from 1926 to the Modern Era

i want to explore what representatives of the three parties thought most likely ...

The Rhetorical Triangulation of Denton and Gorton

you've got two of the parties wrong: Conservatives and Lib Dems are not in conte...

The Insurgent Flank: Beyond the Westminster Triangulation

Luke Tryl of pollsters More in Common, said we are seeing a microcosm of what we...

The Centrifugal Electorate: Labour’s Fragmenting Coalition

Luke Tryl talked about tactical voting and people trying to work out who to vote...

Negative Partisanship and the Digital Coordination Problem

David Bull, chair of Reform UK, is furious at a leaflet produced by the Green Pa...

The Urdu Leaflet: Language, Association, and Electoral Friction

Asked by the presenter if the Green party leaflet in Urdu exhibited "sectarianis...

The Politics of Linguistic Accessibility and the Enfranchisement Paradox

Asked by the presenter if Labour should have allowed the Mayor of Manchester And...

The Rhetoric of Centralization and the "Cost-of-Living" Pivot

As the programme turned to immigration, Zak Polanski of the Greens, said Britain...

The Lexicon of Proximity: Polanski’s "Island of Neighbours"

the programme reports that the organisation called Democracy Volunteers had obse...

The Encroaching Booth: Family Voting and the Erosion of Secret Agency

The Architecture of Affiliation: Why Neighborliness is Civic Infrastructure

The Myth of the National Neighbourhood

Why did this Newsnight porgramme not feature a Conservative or Lib Dem spokesper...

The Architecture of Absence: Why Spokespeople Vanish from Newsnight

you have over thought it - it is because neither the Conservatives nor the Lid D...

The Brutal Arithmetic of Electoral Irrelevance

Please explain: "two-horse race."

The Mechanics of the Two-Horse Race