Vaughan Gething, First Minister of Wales, resigned amidst controversies including a questionable campaign donation and the dismissal of a minister, leading to the collapse of his government support. Welsh Labour has set a timetable to elect his replacement by mid-September, with nominations opening immediately and the voting closing on September 13th. Gething's resignation followed the departure of four cabinet members and marked a turbulent and short tenure, making him one of the shortest-serving First Ministers in Welsh history. Potential successors include Jeremy Miles, Huw Irranca-Davies, Eluned Morgan, and Ken Skates, with the election scheduled for September 18th. The leadership transition is seen as crucial for Welsh Labour to address internal divisions and rebuild trust within the party and the government.