- but do subscribe, or return occasionally -
I hope to get some posts published in the weeks ahead.
For students facing exams (particularly on the Open University's W201 course - but I also have advice and information that may be useful, for law and political science students, as well as anyone facing exams) - I will be continuing to post on revision topics.
My "Washminster" posts are aimed at anyone interested in the workings of legislatures, politics generally - and have in the past covered specific elections - not to seek to encourage people to vote in a particular way. However my knowledge and experience comes from a rather long time being actively involved in British, European and US politics.
So if you want to see what happens in elections, and can put up with my partisanship - then you are welcome to follow me on:
FACEBOOK : https://www.facebook.com/jdavidmorgan
TWITTER: https://twitter.com/Jdm_progressive
Unlike the 2001 and 2005 General Elections, or the 2009 European Parliament Elections - and various local government elections - I will not be standing as a candidate myself.
I will however be encouraging all progressives to back pro-EU candidates standing in parliamentary constituencies where they have the best chance of defeating the Conservative hard or passive Brexit supporters (which I think is everyone but Kenneth Clarke).
A guide to voting effectively can be found here - https://www.tactical2017.com - the spreadsheet is based on is available here.
