Greater London Assembly and Mayor elections - 5 May 2016

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Jews who cannot vote anymore. Livingstone's dream has come true, it seems

because its always a conspiracy and never a cock-up

I think he was being cynical...Considering how bad Barnet has been ran (sorry "one Barnet" fans) I'm not surprised someone bottled it.

Khan would win it by a larger margin anyway

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So first round appears to be: Khan 45.5%, Goldsmith 33.9%, Sian Berry 6%, LibDem 4.4%, Ukip 3.5%, the rest.
So Khan is very much nailed on winning and in quite a comfortable margin.

This is shaping out to be a good day on the London Assembly as well, Labour with 9 confirmed seats so far (not sure if they can reach the elusive 13)

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Sad to say but had Goldsmith not ran with his racist campaign his result would have been closer to 30% I think

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As minor as it may be didn't Labour do poorly in Harrow in the GE? I remember there were 3/4 seats we were suppose to win in London but didn't (excluding Croydon Central, my own stomping ground)

You hail from Croydon and have a pool signature instead of a Palace one (or another London team)...Utd\pool supporters more common in London than the north

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Great to see North London backing Khan in big numbers. So what was Khan best Ward?

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Great to see North London backing Khan in big numbers. So what was Khan best Ward?

Little Ilford (East Ham in 'Newham') with 77% of the vote. Fun fact about Little Ilford: the largest census-designated ethnic group there (Bengalis) make up less than 20% of the population.

Goldsmith's was (this will shock everyone) Knightsbridge & Belgravia with 76%.

Where did the Green\Libdem\Ukip (I assume Romford) do best?