Labour holds Greater Manchester mayoralty after counting goes to second round
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MANCHESTER — Labour’s Bev Craig won the Greater Manchester mayoral by-election Friday night and will now succeed British Prime Minister Andy Burnham in the region’s top job.
Craig came top with 309,525 votes, with Reform UK’s Bev Craig trailing on 157,178 votes. The Green Party placed third.
The victory was achieved with a second round under the city’s supplemental vote system, which allows voters to pick a first and second-preference candidate.
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Craig came top with 309,525 votes, with Reform UK’s Bev Craig trailing on 157,178 votes. The Green Party placed third.
The victory was achieved with a second round under the city’s supplemental vote system, which allows voters to pick a first and second-preference candidate.
Speaking at the C
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