Andy Burnham’s political legacy is already being tested just ten days into his premiership, as voters in Greater Manchester head to the polls to choose his successor as mayor — a role he held for nine years and used to build his national profile. The special election, costing £5 million, pits Labour’s protégé Bev Craig against Reform UK’s Sian Astley and Green Party’s Geraldine Coggins, each pushing distinct agendas on housing, transport, and devolution. Under the supplementary vote system, the outcome hinges on second-choice preferences, with Craig currently leading in polls despite shifting dynamics. With low turnout expected and results delayed until late Friday, this vote could shape Burnham’s future — and the direction of Greater Manchester.
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