A recent trend observed in some European nations and the US is for many voters to reject the neoliberal, globalising 'elite agenda'. This article provides survey results that explored any parallel to this trend among Australian voters. The authors conclude that a majority do not support the prevailing neoliberal economic agenda.

This analysis of key seats in the 2022 federal election makes a compelling case for the strong connection between climate concerned Australians and their voting behaviour.

This report is a summary of what has been learned through interviews, both quantitative and qualitative, with more than 14,000 voting-eligible Americans. The result is multilevel snapshot of non-voting America one year out from the 2020 presidential election.

This paper examines the state of Australian democracy and considers some mechanisms that have been said to have the potential to improve democratic representation.

In this article, the authors address growing concerns around voter turnout decline and its consequences for the future of democracy in New Zealand.