There are less than 50 days to go until Liverpool holds all out elections to fill seats across the newly drawn boundary lines.
It is a landmark ballot for the city, with a new governance model replacing the Mayoralty and a new chief executive waiting to take up his position once the council's membership has been confirmed. It is also the first election since the significant Caller Report was published in 2021 and the intervention of government-appointed commissioners.
One other deadline is fast approaching with less than a month to go to register for a vote. However, things will be a little different this time around, with significant changes to voter ID requirements.
