The Audit of Political Engagement 5

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The Audit of Political Engagement series is the Hansard Society’s annual political check-up of the nation’s health. It includes original poll data from surveys conducted by Ipsos MORI, which allow yearly comparisons to be made about the British public’s attitude to politics and their level of engagement with the political system. The fifth Audit includes a special section on constitutional issues that questions the public’s knowledge about how our constitutional arrangements operate, which areas they are satisfied with and which they think are ripe for reform.

Some bedtime reading for the weekend.

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