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Poll reveals politicians’ attitudes toward initiatives like citizens’ juries

Most UK politicians are open to working alongside initiatives such as citizens’ juries and panels, new first-of-its-kind polling of elected members suggests. But many politicians have concerns about how these models interact with their roles and the work of UK legislatures, according to the research by Carnegie UK. A poll of over 200 politicians conducted […]

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