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The Democracy Volunteers Podcast brings you insightful coverage of elections—past, present, local, national, and international. Our team of experts dives into the stories behind the ballots, speaking with candidates, campaigners, organisers and winners to uncover the narratives you won’t hear anywhere else.Tune in for a deeper look at the elections that shape our world. Our podcast seeks to inform our listeners about the world of elections and election observation.We are nonpartisan, and so is it. We interview behind elections and democracy. Subscribe today or just listen in.
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Signup to Generate a PitchThe Democracy Volunteers Podcast brings you insightful coverage of elections, past, present, local, national, and international. Our team of experts dives into the stories behind the ballots, speaking with candidates, campaigners, organisers and winners to uncover the narratives you won’t hear anywhere else. Tune in for a deeper look at the elections that shape our world.
The Democracy Volunteers Podcast is hosted by Democracy Volunteers. The show has published 71 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "Elections across the world: Morocco" (14 October 2026, 35 minutes), "How to Increase Turnout: Youth Participation" (6 October 2026, 41 minutes), and "Elections Across the World: Kazakhstan Election" (5 October 2026, 41 minutes).
The Democracy Volunteers Podcast publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 38 minutes across 71 episodes.
Booking probability for The Democracy Volunteers Podcast is 33%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. The Democracy Volunteers Podcast requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. The Democracy Volunteers Podcast's contact route on record: verified email.
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Morocco's recent election felt important, yet turnout was strikingly low. In this episode of Elections across the world, we look at why so many young Moroccans are walking away from the ballot box, and at the gap...
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16 and 17 years olds are about to get the vote but only around 30% of under 18’s say they’ve learned about politics in school or college. Is lowering the voting age enough to get young people engaged? In...
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Kazakhstan went to the polls on 23rd August for their first parliamentary election since the constitutional change. The result was a landslide, new party Adilet won more than 71% of the vote on a reported turnout of...
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Why does the US still choose its president through the Electoral College, a system designed for an 18th-century country of 13 states? To answer this question, Joshua Paisley is joined by Alexander Keyssar, the...
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Zambia's August election was billed as a test of one of Africa's most stable democracies. It ended with the arrest of the main opposition candidate, accusations of a staged assassination attempt, a vote count suspended...
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Should voting be compulsory? In this podcast, Joshua Paisley is joined by Shane Singh, Professor of Public and International Affairs at the University of Georgia, to ask whether compulsory voting could be the answer to...
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In this episode, Joshua Paisley is joined by Professor of Sociological Studies, Politics and International Relations at the University of Sheffield, Kate Dommett, to explain how social media has affected UK Elections...
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This episode marks the start of a Democracy Volunteers Series where we discuss the radical ideas that countries across the world have implemented to increase turnout and voter participation in elections. In...
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In this episode, Joshua Paisley breaks down the elections that shaped our world in July 2026. With the help of Professor Martin Evans and Dr Dalia Ghanem, Joshua discusses the recent Algerian Election and...
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In this episode, Democracy Volunteers goes back further than any election we've ever observed - 2,500 years, to 5th-century BC Athens, credited as the birthplace of democracy. Today, Joshua Paisley is...
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<p>What does Democracy Volunteers actually do, and why does it matter? In this episode, host Joshua Paisley sits down with Director John Ault and Deputy Director Harry Busz to uncover the who, what and why of the UK's...
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What does Democracy Volunteers actually do, and why does it matter? In this episode, host Joshua Paisley sits down with Director John Ault and Deputy Director Harry Busz to uncover the who, what and why of the UK's...
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In this episode, Joshua Paisley breaks down the elections that shaped our world in June 2026. From chaos at the ballot box in South Korea, to the arrival of a new Colombian President. Plus, Joshua is joined by Meri...
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<h3>In this episode, Joshua Paisley breaks down the elections that shaped our world in June 2026. From chaos at the ballot box in South Korea, to the arrival of a new Colombian President. Plus, Joshua is joined by Meri...
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<p>Joshua Paisley is joined by Simon Osborne, the actor who played William Pitt the Younger in Blackadder III's opening episode Dish and Dishonesty, for a behind-the-scenes look at one of British sitcom's most beloved...
<p>Joshua Paisley speaks with Jem Roberts, author of The True History of Blackadder, about Dish and Dishonesty — the opening episode of Blackadder III and the most political half-hour the show ever produced. The...
<p>Ethan Reuter speaks with Sir John Curtice, Professor of Politics at the University of Strathclyde, senior research fellow at the National Centre for Social Research, and one of Britain's foremost election analysts...
<p>Joshua Paisley is joined by Simpsons enthusiast Damon Balgen to examine two of the show's most politically charged episodes - Two Cars in Every Garage and Three Eyes on Every Fish and Sideshow Bob Roberts - and ask...
<p>John Ault speaks with Neil Forsyth, the writer behind the critically acclaimed BBC Scotland series Bob Servant Independent, about the creation of one of television's most memorable fictional candidates. The...
<p>Ethan Reuter speaks with Iain Dale, award-winning broadcaster, author, and political commentator, about the 1979 general election that ended five years of Labour government and brought Margaret Thatcher to power as...
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