bailing out (phrasal verb)
abolition
allocate (v)
apathy
archaic
autocracy
autocracy
backbench
backfire
ballot
bigotry(noun)
bill
borough
boycott
bureaucracy
by-election
bygone era
campaign
centrepiece
chambers
checks and balances
cite
coalition
commonplace
conservative
consolidation
constituency
contest (v)
controversial
coup
dark horse
designated policy areas
deviance
devolution
devolution
disenchantment
dissolve
doctrine
electorate
elevation
first-past-the-post
government officials
house of commons
house of lords
impartial
in the foreseeable future (idiom)
incarnations
incumbent
ironic
ironic
lawmaking, legislating, legislation
left-wing
legislature
manifesto
miniscule
momentum
monarchy
nominee
onslaught
opinion poll
ostensibly
parliamentarian / mp
partisan
polling station
prerogative
proponent
proponents
proportional representation
push (noun)
recount
red tape
referendum
reform ( noun )
regime
reinstate
resultant
rhetoric
slant (v)
soapbox
solidarity
solitary
speaker
spin
split
spoiled/spoilt paper
stature
subdivision
summit
swing vote
tabloid
testament
the commonwealth
the forefront
throne
to abdicate
to be above all of the political squabbling
to cast a vote / to cast a ballot for sb/sth
to go back on one`s promise / to go back on one`s word
to launch a debate over sth
to lobby
to nominate
to petition
to remain the heavyweights
to swear an oath of allegiance to the queen
turnout (noun)
undemocratic
veto
vociferous
whip
whistle-stopping
witch hunt