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Runners and riders: London mayor

Here is a list of those who are standing for election as Mayor of London on 1 May.

Labour: Ken Livingstone

Conservatives: Boris Johnson

Liberal Democrats: Brian Paddick

Green Party: Sian Berry

UK Independence Party: Gerard Batten

Respect: Lindsey German

British National Party: Richard Barnbrook

The Christian Choice (Christian People's Alliance and Christian Party): Alan Craig

English Democrats: Matt O'Connor

Independent: Winston McKenzie





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THE ELECTION RESULTS
COUNCIL RESULTS
  Councillors Councils
Party +/- Total +/- Total
CON 257 3155 12 65
LAB -334 2365 -9 18
LD 33 1804 1 12
PC 31 205 -1 0
OTH 10 898 0 0
NOC - - -3 64
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London Mayoral results
Overall results
Name Party Votes
Johnson CON 1,168,738
Livingstone LAB 1,028,966
Paddick LD 878,097
Berry GRN 409,101

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London Assembly Results
Overall results
Party Constit' Top-up Total seats
CON 8 3 11
LAB 6 2 8
LD 0 3 3
GRN 0 2 2
BNP 0 1 1

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