Should there have been a general election?

"UK Politics in Question: Should the Public Have a Say in the Prime Minister's Selection? A recent development in British politics has sparked debate over the role of the public in choosing the country's leader. With Andy Burnham's appointment as the new UK Prime Minister, many are left wondering why a national vote wasn't held to determine the next leader of the nation. Critics argue that the public's voice should be heard in the selection process, particularly in a country where citizens regularly participate in general elections. As the UK continues to navigate its complex politics, the question remains: should the public have a say in who leads the country, or should the decision be left to party leaders and politicians?"

Members of the public are asked if they think they should have being given a vote before Andy Burnham was appointed the new UK prime minister.