Mayor of London
One position to be elected by everyone, citywide
How the mayor is elected: Voters select their 1st and 2nd choices on the ballot. If no-one receives a majority, all candidates are dropped except the top two and the second-choices are counted.
Constituency London Assembly Member
One position to be elected in your area, to join 14 similarly elected citywide.
How the Constituency Member is elected: The candidate with the most votes, wins, whether or not they have a majority.
Barnet and Camden
Christopher Lawrence Richards
London Liberal Democrats
Audrey Mindlin Poppy
Green Party
Michael Ernest Corby
Fresh Choice for London
Brian John Coleman
Conservative Party
Bexley and Bromley
Sam Dunning Webber
London Liberal Democrats
Donna Treanor
British National Party
Jonathan Scot Rooks
Green Party
David Adam Coburn
Fresh Choice for London
Josie Channer
Labour Party
Brent and Harrow
Sachin Rajput
Conservative Party
Michael Jack McGough
UK Independence Party
Charlotte Alexandra Henry
London Liberal Democrats
Shahrar Ali
Green Party
City and East
Steven Marcus Woolfe
UK Independence Party
Chris Smith
Green Party
John Julian Charles Moss
Conservative Party
Kamran Malik
Communities United Party
Richard Alan MacMillan
London Liberal Democrats
Paul Davies
Communist League
Paul Borg
British National Party
Croydon and Sutton
Louisa Woodley
Labour Party
Gordon Halliday Ross
Green Party
Winston Truman McKenzie
UK Independence Party
Abigail Lock
London Liberal Democrats
Ealing and Hillingdon
Helen Louise Knight
UK Independence Party
Mike Harling
Green Party
David Furness
British National Party
Ian Edward
National Front Putting Londoners First
Michael Francis Cox
London Liberal Democrats
Richard Michael Barnes
Conservative Party
Enfield and Haringey
Peter Staveley
UK Independence Party
Marie Nicholas
British National Party
Peter John Krakowiak
Green Party
Andy Hemsted
Conservative Party
Dawn Barnes
London Liberal Democrats
Greenwich and Lewisham
Roberta Woods
British National Party
Alex Wilson
Conservative Party
Roger Sedgley
Green Party
John Russell
London Liberal Democrats
Barbara Raymond
Greenwich and Lewisham People Before Proft
Paul James Oakley
UK Independence Party
Tess Culnane
National Front Putting Londoners First
Havering and Redbridge
Mark Alan Twiddy
English Democrats
Robert Taylor
British National Party
Haroon Saad
Green Party
Mandy Marie Richards
Labour Party
Farrukh Jamal Islam
London Liberal Democrats
Richard Edmonds
National Front Putting Londoners First
Malvin Paul Brown
Residents' Association of London Official Candidate
Lambeth and Southwark
Michael Mitchell
Conservative Party
Daniel Peter Lambert
Socialist Party (GB)
James Gordon Fluss
Fresh Choice for London
Rob Blackie
London Liberal Democrats
Jonathan Charles Bartley
Green Party
Merton and Wandsworth
Roy Vickery
Green Party
Lisa Smart
London Liberal Democrats
James William Martin
Socialist Party (GB)
Mazhar Manzoor
UK Independence Party
Thamilini Kulendran
Independent
Leonie Cooper
Labour Party
North East
Paul Kevin Wiffen
Fresh Choice for London
Farooq Qureshi
London Liberal Democrats
Naomi Abigail Newstead
Conservative Party
Ijaz Hayat
Independent
Caroline Allen
Green Party
South West
Munira Wilson
London Liberal Democrats
Lisa Homan
Labour Party
Daniel Charles Goldsmith
Green Party
Jeffrey Warner Bolter
UK Independence Party
West Central
Susanna Jane Rustin
Green Party
Layla Michelle Moran
London Liberal Democrats
Elizabeth Eirwen Jones
UK Independence Party
Todd Foreman
Labour Party
London-wide London Assembly Member
11 positions to be elected from party lists, citywide.
How the London-wide Member is elected: Votes from across London for this position are pooled. The 11 seats are then allocated based upon a mathematical formula – the Modified d’Hondt Formula. This takes into account the total votes cast in this ballot PLUS the number of Constituency London Assembly Member seats (above) that each political party has already won. 11 rounds of calculations take place to fill the 11 vacant Assembly Member seats, and the party or independent candidate with the highest result at each round is allocated the seat. Seats won by parties are allocated to party candidates in the order they appear on the relevant party’s list of candidates.