Electoral Calculus has pioneered a deeper way of analysing politics than just using the traditional left/right spectrum.
Two-D Politics is an new framework based on a two-dimensional analysis comprising both economic and international/national attitudes.
Explore this exciting new approach today with these articles and interactive features.
Introduction
Introductory article (below)
describing the new two-dimensional mapping scheme
Posted 7-Dec-2016
Interactive Feature
Take the quick Electoral Calculus survey to discover your own position on the Two-D map
Interactive Feature
Cast your own vote on the Two-D positions of public figures at home and abroad
Extremes
Using a very detailed database of Two-D attitudes throughout the country,
here is the first half of the list of the most extreme localities.
Posted 29-Mar-2017
Extremes
Using a very detailed database of Two-D attitudes throughout the country,
this is the concluding list focusing on political extremes.
Posted 21-Apr-2017
Psephology
Practical application of Two-D politics
to the current political scene, with implications for Labour and UKIP
Posted 30-Dec-2016
Survey Results
Here is what the public thinks.See the results of the
Two-D position votes (Daily Telegraph online)
Posted 10-Apr-2017
By-election
Pre-election
analysis of the Copeland by-election using Two-D.
Posted 13-Feb-2017
By-election
Pre-election analysis of the Stroke-on-Trent Central by-election using Two-D.
Posted 25-Jan-2017