News

06 Aug 24

British Election Study 60th Anniversary Lecture

09 Jul 24

New UK Government

24 Jun 24

Economically Insecure Voters and the 2024 GE

11 Jun 24

British Election Study in the 2024 General Election

22 Apr 24

Changing Nature of UK Political Elite

22 Apr 24

Government Performance: COVID-19

12 Mar 24

British Politics Election Year Seminar

Eight-week seminar series hosted by the Nuffield Politics Research Centre comes to an end

12 Feb 24

New President for British Polling Council

30 Jan 24

New British Politics Election Year Seminar Series

15 Jan 24

New Dilemma of Social Democracy

05 Dec 23

Public Opinion and Elections

20 Nov 23

Gary King - Analysis and Insights

30 Oct 23

Intergenpol-GB Dataset Released

16 Oct 23

Latest polling and Insights - The Today Podcasts

13 Sept 23

Hidden Electorate Uncovered

21 Jul 23

New Research: Economic Security 2023-2025

23 May 23

Local Elections 2023

09 May 23

Professor Jane Green elected to the American Academy of Arts and Sciences

24 Apr 23

Understanding Public Attitudes to Redistribution during a Cost of Living Crisis

21 Mar 23

What’s next for British elections?

14 Mar 23

Political Effects of Past and Current Economic Crises

25 Oct 22

Young people feel better represented by Labour, but retirees are less sure about Conservatives

30 Sept 22

Jane Green at Labour Conference in Liverpool

Electoral risks around economic insecurity in Britain.

24 May 22

‘Red Wall’ phenomenon at risk of being a red herring

08 Nov 21

The implications of political corruption scandals

01 Nov 21

COP26: How green politics went mainstream

23 Jun 21

Professor Jane Green's Op-Ed - The Guardian

The Batley and Spen byelection will reveal the depth of Labour’s predicament