Mark Pack is the President at Liberal Democrat Voice. He covers a range of topics including elections, government, politics, and public policy, with a focus on general assignment news and issues related to animals and animal cruelty. Mark's insights and expertise have been featured in Wiley and How to AI.
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Perhaps political punditry that has aged best is the set of reasons I gave as to why Theresa May would not call an early election.
Welcome to Lib Dem Newswire #212, which expands on why the Liberal Democrats should aim to be the largest party in local government.
Five principal authority council by-elections this week, including Labour's first gains of the Andy Burnham era.
Across a little over two decades, more than 30,000 people were given infected blood by the NHS and over 3,000 have since died.
By: Mark Pack
Election agents have a tight legal timetable to meet for submitting their candidate expense returns after an election. But the government...
Five principal authority council by-elections this week plus the one for the Mayor of Greater Manchester to replace Andy Burnham.
As someone who has written about, and repeatedly raised in Parliament, questions about the quality and clarity of our laws, it was great...
Kemi Badenoch's defence of her party selection a former neo-Nazi is that is okay, but it is for a council election rather than for Parliament.
Five principal authority council by-elections this week, and all five with Lib Dem candidates - which is particularly impressive as there...
If I had to do my history PhD over again, I would definitely pick a study of election manuals. Through this and the previous two centuries...
