The future of Keir Starmer, in the hands of 76,600 voters in the north of England

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The Mayor of Greater Manchester and Labour candidate Andy Burnham speaks with local police officers, as part of a campaign event ahead of this Thursday's Makerfield by-election. — The Mayor of Greater Manchester and Labour candidate Andy Burnham speaks with local police officers, as part of a campaign event ahead of Thursday's Makerfield by-election. Temilade Adelaja / Reuters

18/06/2026

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At 7.00 AM this morning, the polling stations opened in the district of Makersfield, in northwest England, where the most important partial election the United Kingdom has held in half a century is taking place. Just over 76,600 voters hold the future of Prime Minister Keir Starmer in their hands.

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