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“Burnham, if he avoids an early election, may start to see some of that investment bear fruit in public and market confidence, both in upgraded public services and in Britain’s appeal as a location for private investment.”

“But many within Westminster questioned whether the scale of the Budget met the rhetoric of ending 40 years of “flawed thinking” which Mr Burnham espoused in his maiden Labour conference speech as Prime Minister.”

“But many within Westminster questioned whether the scale of the Budget met the rhetoric of ending 40 years of “flawed thinking” which Mr Burnham espoused in his maiden Labour conference speech as Prime Minister.”

“Andy Burnham ruled out calling a snap general election in the next 12 months - despite the Budget fuelling speculation he could soon go to the polls Reform UK leader Nigel Farage claimed the 'little giveaways' in the 'retail Budget' were 'aimed at an early…”

“Andy Burnham has failed to dampen speculation he will call an early election with even a former Labour Cabinet minister getting ready for a vote within months.”

“- Published Andy Burnham's decision to appoint John Healey to the crucial role of chancellor of the exchequer was the rarest of things at Westminster - a genuine surprise.”

“It was only supposed to be an interim role, but NDP premier, David Eby called an early election, hoping to capitalize on the Conservatives’ disarray.”

“Elections Alberta say enough staff hired On Monday, Elections Alberta spokesperson Maia Hanrahan said the organization hired 47,000 elections officers, which she called a “fantastic response” after launching a recruitment campaign ahead of the referendum.”

“BC NDP leader David Eby called a snap election in September, making the provincial election day one week after the municipal elections.”

“Speaking to the Press Association in the conference hall on Thursday, Jenny Gilruth said: “We would welcome an early election.”

“Speaking to the Press Association in the conference hall on Thursday, Jenny Gilruth said: “We would welcome an early election.”

“Some 400 souls turned out after breakfast on a wet Tuesday to see Mrs B in action at the Westminster HQ of the Institution of Civil Engineers.”

“Many in Westminster are braced for the PM to call a national vote in May next year - or even as soon as this December - despite his insistence he will wait until 2029.”

“And she will brand Labour's current proposals for public spending cuts to balance the books 'fictional', predicting that Andy Burnham will call an early general election before they have to be delivered.”

“Deputy first minister Jenny Gilruth said that her party would welcome an early general election to reenergise the push for independence.”

“Outside, it was a typically blowy early evening.”

“It will fuel speculation that the Prime Minister will be tempted to go for an early general election in order to capitalise on Labour's uptick in support under his leadership.”

“But the latest survey could cool fevered rumours at Westminster about the prospect of a snap general election.”