Sam Blaxland says conservatism in Wales shouldn’t be underestimated.
The strange death of coalition Britain
Peter Black says that the Liberal Democrats have rebuilt successfully before now.
For Wales, see England
Daran Hill says Welsh politics is moving to the right, alongside England, and further away from Scottish politics.
Back to the drawing board for Plaid?
Can Plaid Cymru move beyond its 15 year state-reforming interlude? Syd Morgan asks
A broken electoral system
Phil Parry argues that the electoral system is unfair, but says reform isn’t likely.
The right ingredients for a successful campaign
Nick Bourne assesses why the Welsh Conservatives outperformed expectations at last week’s General Election.
Selling the Welsh Liberals
Following Thursday’s election, Russell Deacon looks at the options for the future of the Liberal Democrats in Wales.
Something is going very deeply wrong for Labour
Wales is not becoming more Welsh or more left wing politically, it is becoming more centrist, says David Taylor.
The campaign meant nothing
The Conservative campaign was a classic dog whistle campaign and it delivered, says Daran Hill.