Vote counting to begin in Greater Manchester mayoral by-election - ITVX

Vote counting to begin in Greater Manchester mayoral by-election  ITVX

The contest was triggered by Andy Burnham’s election to Parliament last month.

The contest was triggered by Andy Burnham’s election to Parliament last month.

The contest was triggered by Mr Burnham’s election to Parliament last month

The by-election was called after former mayor Andy Burnham stood down after becoming an MP

THE next Mayor of Greater Manchester is being elected following Andy Burnham's ascent to becoming Prime Minister. Burnham held the role for just over nine years from May 2017 until he assumed leadership of the Labour Party. Polling stations are open to vote on who should be the region's next mayor. So, what time will..

Polling stations are open across Greater Manchester as voters elect the region's next mayor.

Labour’s Bev Craig expected to win contest that lost column inches to Andy Burnham’s ascent and Reform UK leader’s self-imposed Clacton vote Voting has begun in the biggest byelection in British political history, with more than 2 million people eligible to choose Andy Burnham’s successor as Greater Manchester mayor. I

Bev Craig insisted Greater Manchester's 'best days are still ahead of us' as polling stations opened at 7am on Thursday in the mayoral contest triggered by Andy Burnham's Westminster comeback

People across Greater Manchester will vote tomorrow for who they want to replace Andy Burnham as mayor.

More than 2 million people will vote in Greater Manchester's mayoral by-election.

With days to go in Greater Manchester’s historic mayoral by-election, both Labour and Reform candidates stand accused of dodging multiple community hustings. One was a hustings organised on 26 July by the Forum of Muslim Organisations (FMO). Then there was the Mill hustings on 27 July. Another was hosted by grassroots

Labour Councils up and down the country are helping to improve the lives of their residents. Week in,…

A recount of the mayoral race in the southern city of Tongyeong early Tuesday confirmed the victory of the ruling Democratic Party's (DP) candidate, though by a narrower margin. In the recount, Kang Seok-ju of the DP won 33,626 votes, just 38 more than the 33,588 votes garnered by Cheon Yeong-gi of the main opposition

A new coalition of community groups is trying to cut through the confusion of Greater Victoria’s complex voting landscape ahead of the civic elections in October.