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On 5 July, I want my son to see me happy and hopeful, says Guardian columnist Rhiannon Lucy Cosslett

Although tonight we are promised the exciting spectacle of democracy in full vigour, throwing off the fever of the last few weeks, we must admit the campaign itself has been rather unhealthy. Nonsense has been spouted. Policy has been under-discussed. Sir Ed Davey has felt obliged to court attention by…

Delays prompt Association of Electoral Administrators to call for new timeline and powers to investigate reports of disfranchisement

The time is now as the country heads to the ballot box

The incoming prime minister’s in-tray will be more daunting than usual because of a rotten economic inheritance, writes Andrew Grice

It is axiomatic that oppositions don’t win elections, governments lose them. But the Conservative Party has done more than most to keep this political truism alive.

15 questions, plus a few jokes, every Thursday, regardless of whether there is an election or not. How will you fare?

Sir Keir Starmer voted in his safe constituency of Holborn and St Pancras, but other London seats are on a knife-edge

VOTERS will have heard a lot in recent days about whether any party is going to win a majority in the House of Commons.

TfL says mayor’s £6m express bus network has driven 8% increase in passengers

The day is finally here – but is voting going to affect your child going to school?