Electoral Dysfunction
Sky NewsPolitical powerhouses Beth Rigby, Ruth Davidson and Harriet Harman unite to unravel the spin and explain what’s really going on in Westminster and beyond. Each episode examines who holds influence, what politicians are really saying, and the forces driving decisions behind closed doors. With authoritative insight and candid conversation, they assess who is rising, who is falling, and who is headin... more
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 214 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | PoliticsNewsNews Commentary | |||
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- Are presenters showing too much bias?
I really like this pod and have listened for years BUT, Harriet & Ruth are increasingly struggling to hide their deep dislike for all things Reform. I’m an undecided voter . More balance and less bias please ongoing
Apple Podcasts3Villa Wills
United Kingdoma month ago - Decent
Not my favourite political podcast in the world but still a weekly listen. Beth is a great host and political journalist and manages to find the right balance between being an impartial political journalist while still managing to contribute to debates. Ruth is clearly a strong asset to the podcast and manages to avoid the depths of tribalism. While I respect Harriet as a strong advocate for women in parliament, in this podcast she does sometimes come across as quite sexist towards men and tarri... more
Apple Podcasts3SJS96*United Kingdoma month ago - Absolutely unbelievable
You have the audacity to talk about equality and all inclusivity for the people or political system.
Yet your latest suggestion is to BAN men from running for Labour leadership? GTHOOH
Apple Podcasts1Pyotr KUnited Kingdoma month ago - So so
I use to love this but it’s becoming a bit of a moan show about what’s wrong with everything. I would appreciate good discussion of policies but just digging AB out after less than a week in power seems unproductive. Think I’ll give it a miss for a while.
Apple Podcasts3DJ083United Kingdom2 months ago - Used to love her
Has she gone effing mad? Rigby used to be human, decent and principled. But she’s just like the rest. I find it sickening honestly.
Apple Podcasts1motivational speakerUnited Kingdom3 months ago
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Spotify | #28 | United Kingdom/News |
Apple Podcasts | #20 | United Kingdom/News/Politics |
Apple Podcasts | #46 | United Kingdom/News |
Apple Podcasts | #13 |  Saudi Arabia/News/Politics |
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Apple Podcasts | #71 |  New Zealand/News/Politics |
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This show consistently dissects power dynamics in Westminster, offering sharp analysis of who holds influence, what is really being said, and the forces shaping policy behind closed doors. Episodes frequently feature high-profile politicians, analysts, and journalists who bring data-driven perspectives on funding, leadership, and governance, along with candid takes on current political events and institutional reform. A notable strength is the blend of frontline political experience with analytical rigor, often grounded in live events, focus groups, and investigative context, making it a go-to for listeners who want a clear read on UK politics, accountability, and strategy behind major decisions.
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Recent guests on Electoral Dysfunction include:
1. Peter Geoghehan
2. Dominic Grieve
3. Luke Tryl
4. Rob Ford
5. Count Binface
6. Ed Conway
7. Darren Jones
8. Jaz Singh
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