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European Parliamentary Elections 2019 Statement of the Results for the London Region EUROPEAN PARLIAMENTARY ELECTIONS 2019 STATEMENT OF THE RESULTS FOR THE LONDON REGION I, Janet Senior, Regional Returning Officer appointed for thae London region of the European Parliamentary Elections give notice that the total number of valid votes cast for each party and individual candidate at the poll on 23 May 2019 is as follows: Party/individual candidate Number of votes Animal Welfare Party 25,232 Change UK – The Independent Group 117,635 Conservative and Unionist Party 177,964 Green Party 278,957 Labour Party 536,810 Liberal Democrats 608,725 The Brexit Party 400,257 UK European Union Party (UKEUP) 18,806 UK Independence Party (UKIP) 46,497 Women’s Equality Party 23,766 Adaeze Chiamaka Nkemakonam Whitney Aghaji, commonly known as Daze Aghaji 1,018 Julian Roger Hallam, commonly known as Roger Hallam 924 Alan Dennis Kirkby 401 Kofi Mawuli Klu 869 Zoë Delemere Lafferty 436 Claudia Caitlin Mcdowell, commonly known as Claudia Mcdowell 1,036 Andrew Medhurst 430 Henry Muss 226 Mohammad Reza Farrokh Shad, commonly known as Mike Shad 707 Ian Sowden 254 Andrea Venzon 731 Number of rejected votes 17,397 And I do declare that the following candidates are duly elected as the eight members for the London region: Seat Full name Address Party (if any) 87 Cardross Street, London, W6 Liberal 1 0DP Democrats Irina von Wiese 1 Woodberry Way, London, N12 2 Claude Ajit Labour Party 0HE Moraes 41 Britannia Road, London SW6 3 Benyamin The Brexit Party 2HJ Naeem Habib Cinnabar, Portnall Drive, Virginia 4 Liberal Water, GU25 4NR Democrats Dinesh Dhamija 29 Holmleigh Court, Woodleigh 5 Scott John Green Party Gardens, London, SW16 2XA Ainslie Sebastian Thomas Dance, 51 Victoria House, 38 Surrey 6 commonly Labour Party Quays Road, London, SE16 7DX known as Seb Dance Luisa Manon 133 Haverstock Hill, Belsize 7 Liberal Porritt Park, London, NW3 4RU Democrats Lance Philip Anisfeld, 12 Winnington Road, London, N2 8 commonly The Brexit Party 0UB known as Lance Philip Forman The number of votes which each successful party had during the process of allocation of seats was as follows: Party (if any) Vote total Allocation Liberal Democrats 608,725 Seat one Labour Party 536,810 Seat two The Brexit Party 400,257 Seat three Liberal Democrats 304,363 Seat four Green Party 278,957 Seat five Labour Party 268,405 Seat six Liberal Democrats 202,908 Seat seven The Brexit Party 200,129 Seat eight CANDIDATES NOT ELECTED Party Candidate Candidate Animal Welfare Party Vanessa Helen Hudson Mathilde Chrystel Claude Da Rui Jane Catherine Smith Jonathan David Burton Homan Samuel Valdemar Morland Simon Gouldman Ranjan Kumar Joshi Change UK – The independent Gavin William James Esler Karen Melanie Newman Group Jan Anthony Vincent- Nora Mulready Rostowski Carole Tongue Jessica Margaret Poppaea Simor Annabel Jean Charlotte Haseeb Ur-Rehman Mullin Conservative and Unionist Party Syed Salah Kamall Scott Curtis Pattenden Timothy Charles Ayrton Ahmedur Rahman Tannock Joy Inboden Morrissey Kirsty Miranda Finlayson Timothy Patrick Logie Luke Richard Parker Barnes Green Party Gulnar Hasnain Remco van der Stoep Shahrar Ali Kirsten De Keyser Rachel Anne Collinson Peter Underwood Eleanor Phoebe Margolies Labour Party Kathryn Sloan Clark James Anthony Beckles Laura Parker Sanchia Anita Alasia Murad Qureshi Taranjit Kaur Chana Liberal Democrats Jonathan Harold Fryer Rabina Khan Hussain Shah Khan Helen Diana Cross Graham David Colley The Brexit Party Graham Barry Shore Mehrtash A’zami Alka Sehgal Cuthbert Aileen Janet Quinton Adefolajimi Adekanmi Ogunnusi Simon Joel Solomon Marcus UK European Union Party Pierre Edmond Kirk Angela Antetomasso (UKEUP) Richard John Stevens Richard Philip Boardman Saleyha Ahsan Anna Novikova UK Independence Party (UKIP) Gerard Joseph Batten Robert Stephenson Richard William Maguire Peter John McIlvenna Braine Peter Spencer Muswell John Edmund Poyton Freddy Vachha Ronie Devere Johnson Women’s Equality Party Catherine Mayer Hannah Sarah Barham-Brown Berenice Veronica Gare Alison Hilary Marshall Nanci Karyn Hogan Ruth Olivia Patton-Vincenti Aliyah Zoe Dunbar-Hussain Leyla Mohan 26 May 2019 Janet Senior Regional Returning Officer - London .
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