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Local and European
Election results for 2004
Note that this was not an election for local
councillors - only the Great London Assembly and Mayor of London and European
Parliament.
We have a new GLA member covering Harrow, Bob
Blackman. He has indicated he will be receptive to the views of residents but it
must be remembered that the GLA itself has very little power - basically it can
approve or reject the Mayor's budget. Ken Livingstone remains as Mayor.
Election for Mayor of London
| Party
|
|
Name |
1st choice
Votes |
1st choice
% |
2nd choice
Votes |
2nd choice
% |
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Labour Party |
Livingstone, Ken |
685,541 |
35.70% |
250,517 |
13.04% |
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Conservative Party |
Norris, Steve |
542,423 |
28.24% |
222,559 |
11.59% |
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Liberal Democrats |
Hughes, Simon |
284,645 |
14.82% |
465,704 |
24.25% |
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UK Independence Party |
Maloney, Frank |
115,665 |
6.02% |
193,157 |
10.06% |
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Respect |
German, Lindsey |
61,731 |
3.21% |
63,294 |
3.30% |
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British National Party |
Leppert, Julian |
58,405 |
3.04% |
70,736 |
3.68% |
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Green Party |
Johnson, Darren |
57,331 |
2.99% |
208,686 |
10.87% |
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Christian Peoples Alliance
|
Gidoomal, Ram |
41,696 |
2.17% |
56,721 |
2.95% |
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Independent Working
Class
Association |
Reid, Lorna |
9,542 |
0.50% |
39,678 |
2.07% |
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Independent |
Nagalingam, Tammy |
6,692 |
0.35% |
20,391 |
1.06%
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GLA
Final Result
| Party |
|
Seats |
Gain/Loss
|
|
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Conservative Party
|
9 |
0 |
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Labour Party
|
7 |
-2 |
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Liberal Democrats
|
5 |
+1 |
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Green Party
|
2 |
-1 |
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UK Independence Party
|
2 |
+2 |
Constituency Assembly
Members
| Constituency
|
Candidate
|
Party |
Vote %
|
Majority
|
Gain/Hold |
|
Barnet and Camden |
Coleman, Brian John |
Conservative Party |
33.41% |
11,519 |
Hold |
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Bexley and Bromley |
Neill, Robert James
Macgillivray |
Conservative Party |
39.01% |
34,254 |
Hold |
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Brent and Harrow |
Blackman, Robert John |
Conservative Party |
31.53% |
4,686 |
Gain
|
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City and East |
Biggs, John Robert |
Labour Party |
26.05% |
14,336 |
Hold |
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Croydon and Sutton |
Pelling, Andrew John |
Conservative Party |
36.78% |
23,694 |
Hold |
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Ealing and Hillingdon |
Barnes, Richard Michael
|
Conservative Party |
30.51% |
11,016 |
Hold |
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Enfield and Haringey |
McCartney, Joanne |
Labour Party |
27.34% |
1,574 |
Hold |
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Greenwich and Lewisham |
Duvall, Leonard Lloyd |
Labour Party |
31.35% |
14,083 |
Hold |
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Havering and Redbridge |
Evans, Jeremy Roger |
Conservative Party |
32.74% |
16,706 |
Hold |
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Lambeth and Southwark |
Shawcross, Valerie |
Labour Party |
29.11% |
5,475 |
Hold |
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Merton and Wandsworth |
Howlett, Elizabeth |
Conservative Party |
36.76% |
16,878 |
Hold |
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North East |
Arnold, Jennette Sarah
Alfreda |
Labour Party |
26.82% |
13,338 |
Hold |
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South West |
Arbour, Tony |
Conservative Party |
31.53% |
4,067 |
Hold |
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West Central |
Bray, Angela Lavinia |
Conservative Party |
41.70% |
29,944 |
Hold |
European Elections
| Party
|
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Seats |
MEPs |
|
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Conservative Party
|
3
|
Villiers, Theresa Anne Bowis
John Crocker Tannock
Timothy Charles Ayrton |
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Labour Party |
3
|
Moraes, Claude Ajit Honeyball
Mary Hilda Rosamund Evans
Robert John Emlyn |
|
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Green Party |
1
|
Lambert, Jean Denise |
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Liberal Democrats
|
1
|
Ludford, Sarah Ann |
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UK Independence Party
|
1
|
Batten, Gerard Joseph
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