Widespread tactical voting would see the Tories return their worst election result in more than a century, shock new statistics reveal. But new figures by the leading forecaster reveal tactical voting ...

Tactical voting has hit the headlines once again in the build-up to the general election. According to a new YouGov study, one in five voters (22 per cent) say they will be using the tactic on 4 July.

A tactical voting hit list has been produced by campaign group Best for Britain which has placed removing Rishi Sunak from his Richmond and Northallerton seat in Yorkshire as its top priority. It ...

A slump in support combined with tactical voting could, according to new research, leave the Conservatives with just 124 seats at the next election – their worst ever result by a considerable margin.

If an election were held tomorrow, our prediction model is sure that the Tories would lose. But it may still be being too kind, since it does not explicitly consider the potential for a jump in ...

Voters deliberately choose not to vote for their first-choice candidate, usually because their favourite has little chance of winning. They might opt for their second choice if they think it will stop ...

York St John University provides funding as a member of The Conversation UK. Voters across the UK will cast their ballots on July 4 to decide who will form the next government. Under the UK’s voting ...

Two people armed with handguns and wearing tactical military gear, balaclavas masking their face and the license plates on their cars covered, stood watch over a ballot drop box during early voting ...

A Liberal Democrat canvasser found himself in a quandary last week as he made a final push before the by-election in Tiverton and Honiton, said Toby Helm and Michael Savage in The Observer. Every vote ...

Tactical voting could deny Nigel Farage a Commons majority at the next general election, says a leading polling expert. Reform has been around 30 to 32 per cent in many polls and Mr Kellner thinks the ...