A Savanta poll reported in multiple outlets says a clear majority of people in the UK believe Andy Burnham should call a snap general election within a year. The findings show that 61% of respondents think Burnham, who is described as being set to replace Keir Starmer in Downing Street on Monday, should hold a national vote within 12 months. The coverage frames this as public support for an early election following a change of prime minister. The articles do not provide details about how the question is worded beyond the timeframe, the survey’s full methodology, or whether respondents are asked for preferences on other options. Overall, the common elements across the reports are that the poll is conducted by Savanta, the requested timing is within 12 months, and the share supporting that view is 61%. The reports present the results as a measure of public opinion rather than a statement of government plans.