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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Four principal authority council by-elections this week to kick off the new cycle., featuring two important Lib Dem wins.
The Supplementary Vote will be used if there is a by-election for Mayor of Greater Manchester following Andy Burnham's bid to become an MP.
Survation, polling for The Sunday Times, has given us the first constituency opinion poll for the Makerfield Parliamentary by-election.
The first big Parliamentary report I’ve been involved with is out, a review of how the government did at secondary legislation in 2024-6.
The councillor for Avonmouth & Lawrence Weston, Zoë Peat, has resigned from the Labour Party and joined the Liberal Democrats in Bristol.
The Liberal Democrats have won the Fairwood ward council by-election in Swansea, taking a seat from the Conservatives. … Read the full post »
The government is right to want to protect our democracy from being flooded by foreign money. But their plans leave far too many loopholes.
I worry that this issue will once again be caught up in that perpetual pirouette of prevarication that we sometimes have in Whitehall.
Only two principal authority council by-elections this week but one saw Reform make its first gain from Conservatives since the May locals.
It had to happen... I asked a question about letterboxes in Parliament. Their frequent poor design poses a serious safety issue.
