Voting opens in biggest ever by-election to replace Andy Burnham as Greater Manchester Mayor
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…
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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. The byelection is taking place under the supplementary voting system, which means that if no single party achieves 50% then second-choice preferences will come into play. Yet if even a third of registered voters cast their ballot, the verdict of 600,000 people is worth taking seriously.
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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
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The byelection is taking place under the supplementary voting system, which means that if no single party achieves 50% then second-choice preferences will come into play.
according to The Guardian - UKYet if even a third of registered voters cast their ballot, the verdict of 600,000 people is worth taking seriously.
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