Burnage · Manchester · May 2027

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Let's roll it back!
Daoud Nawaz standing in front of the Welcome to Burnage sign

We were 328 votes from turning Burnage Green in September. Join the team that finishes the job.

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1,037
votes in the Burnage by-election, 32% of the vote
328
votes from winning. Every doorstep counts.

Latest posters

Poster: Daoud did it better. Community litter pick and social, Saturday 7 November 2026, 11am, 2 Preston Road, M19 2FR
Poster: Back in Burnage. Community litter pick and social outside Burnage Community Centre, Saturday 7 November 2026, 11am
Poster: Let's roll it back. Daoud's All-Stars assemble for the community litter pick and social, Saturday 7 November 2026, 11am, 2 Preston Road, M19 2FR
Out now

Community litter pick & social

Saturday 7 November 2026
11:00am
2 Preston Road, M19 2FR

Bring gloves and a friend. Tea, chat and a very good time guaranteed.

Burnage A to Z

Short videos on the places that make Burnage home. One letter at a time, coming soon.

Get involved

Daoud with campaign volunteers holding Vote Daoud Nawaz leafletsDaoud taking a selfie with supporters holding Vote Green signs
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Volunteer

Join a door-knocking session. No experience needed, just comfy shoes and a friendly smile.

Sign up to volunteer
2

Host a street meeting

Invite your neighbours round. I'll come and listen to what matters on your road.

Message me on Instagram
3

Report an issue

Broken pavement, blocked alleyway, missing bin? Tell me what needs fixing on your street.

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Next events

Sat 7 Nov
11:00
Community litter pick & socialPreston Road, M19 2FR. Join Daoud, then stay for a chat
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Daoud Nawaz

About Daoud

I was born here, raised here, and remain incredibly proud of my Burnage/Levenshulme roots. The people, diversity and community spirit of this area have shaped who I am, and I want to give back by serving the community that has given me so much.

I am motivated by a commitment to social justice, environmental sustainability and the core socialist values of fairness, equality and solidarity. I have long believed that working people deserve strong representation and a voice in the decisions that affect their lives. Not just at election times, but all year round

I'm standing in Burnage because this is home.