The people behind Tally Politics.
A small, independent team of writers, editors and organisers who believe political life should be open to everyone, not just the people already inside it.
Leadership
A Law student at Durham University who founded Tally Politics in June 2026. Reach him at alex@tallypolitics.co.uk
Studying a Masters in International Relations at the University of Warwick, with an undergraduate degree in Law specialising in International Law. The mix comes from a love of her homeland, Punjab.
Runs Tally Politics across social platforms, turning our reporting into formats that reach readers where they already are.
Editorial Leads
Every piece is reviewed by an editorial lead before publication, who also gives each writer feedback on their work.
A graduate in BA International Relations and History from Swansea University, including a year as an exchange student at City University Hong Kong. Keen interests in China relations, politics in Asia and the Belt and Road Initiative. Reads Russian classics and plays competitive badminton.
A second-year PPE student at Warwick, also involved with Warwick PPE Society and the Wealth Management Society. His favourite area of politics is international security, and he'll happily watch four-hour YouTube documentaries on obscure world conflicts.
A second-year Law student at Manchester Metropolitan University who edits articles on commercial awareness for lawyers, making Tally Politics a natural extension of that work. Her goal is to widen young people's participation in politics.
A third-year Politics and International Relations student at UCL who is a part of the Law Society and has gained experience working alongside criminal lawyers against the death penalty in the US. She is interested in the intersection of politics, international law, and human rights.
A finalist studying History, Politics and International Relations at Durham University, with a strong interest in media and public policy, particularly investigative reporting, digital media and public affairs. She works as the Content Creator for the Student Union, and was previously Editor in Chief of The Durham Tab and ran Trashion, the university's only sustainable fashion show.
A law student and political journalist, Khadija has written and edited for a range of publications. Her interests include international affairs and public policy, with a particular focus on the issues shaping Britain and beyond.
Writers
Everything we publish is written by our contributors.
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