13 million people have declared themselves "unlikely to vote" in the upcoming 2015 General Election. What's their problem? And can their decision be justified?
Still undecided? How do you choose who to vote for in a General Election?
David Cameron will often tell you that if you vote UKIP, you'll get Labour. Whaaaaaaaaaaa??
The media make it feel like we choose the Prime Minister. But we don't. So how do elections actually work? What are political parties? Are they necessary? And what role does the Queen play in all this?
Politicians are always accused of avoiding answering questions. If it makes them so unpopular, why do they all do it?
The Speaker of the House of Commons is John Bercow, the Conservative MP for Buckingham. So who represents Buckingham in Parliament? No one. What can the residents of Buckingham do about it? Nothing. Really? Yes. What? I know, right!
Have you ever watched Prime Minister's Questions? Every Wednesday at 12:00 on BBC2, all the nation's MPs gather together to go "rrrrreeeeeeeerrrrr". Why? Is this a good thing? Let's watch a video all about it. P.S. This video might have gone out of date by the time you're watching it, cos there'll've been an election shortly after. Wow. There's a tense I don't often get to use. There'll've.
What is the House of Lords? How has it changed over the past few and a half centuries? Can anybody join? Can I join? Why not? What do the Lords in the House of Lords do?