Election Webinar Series Delivered by University of Glasgow

Type: Event

Date: 27/04/2026

University of Glasgow Centre for Public Policy are delivering a series of webinars before the May 2026 election.

The University of Glasgow (UofG) Centre for Public Policy is delivering a series of four expert-led webinars during the election campaign, to help make sense of the choices facing voters and key policy issues emerging from the parties.

Across April and early May, we’re partnering with leading organisations including the Academy of Social Sciences, the Institute for Fiscal Studies, and Ipsos, to explore the big policy questions shaping the elections.

We’ll be discussing the cost of living, voter behaviours, polling trends, spending plans and of course, what next?

These webinars are free, open to all, and designed to bring clarity, evidence and insight to some of the most pressing issues in Scotland, Wales and across the UK.

Details for all events are below:

21 April – What can devolved governments do to address the cost-of-living crisis?
Tuesday 21 April, 1-2pm
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27 April – What are the parties’ plans on tax, spending and the economy
Monday 27 April, 1.30-3pm
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30 April – What’s Behind How People Vote?
Thursday 30 April, 12-1pm
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11 May – What Just Happened?
Monday 11 May, 1-2pm
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You can view all the UofG Centre for Public Policy’s webinars and election outputs on our website: https://www.gla.ac.uk/research/az/publicpolicy/elections/

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