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First Preference Votes Second Preference Votes Shaun BAILEY Conser Final Results GLA 2021 ELECTIONS ELECTION OF THE MAYOR OF LONDON Official Declaration of Results of Poll I give notice as Greater London Returning Officer at the election of the Mayor of London held on 6 May 2021 that the number of votes recorded at the election is as follows: - Name of Candidate Name of Registered Political First Preference Second Preference Party (if any) Votes Votes Shaun BAILEY Conservative Party Candidate 893051 263812 Kam BALAYEV Renew 7774 15691 Sian BERRY Green Party 197976 486798 Count BINFACE Count Binface for Mayor of 24775 68121 London Valerie BROWN The Burning Pink Party 5305 11477 Piers CORBYN Let London Live 20604 34355 Max FOSH Independent 6309 21409 Laurence FOX The Reclaim Party 47634 116730 Peter John GAMMONS UKIP 14393 72425 Richard John Howard Rejoin EU 28012 65643 HEWISON Vanessa Helen HUDSON Animal Welfare Party-People, 16826 63619 Animals, Environment Steve KELLEHER Social Democratic Party 8764 28836 Sadiq Aman KHAN Labour Party 1013721 400478 David KURTEN Heritage Party 11025 23043 Farah LONDON Independent 11869 46182 Nims OBUNGE Independent 9682 20639 Niko OMILANA Independent 49628 75199 Luisa Manon PORRITT Liberal Democrats 111716 264912 Mandu Kate REID Vote Women's Equality Party on 21182 83334 orange Brian Benedict ROSE London Real Party 31111 40674 Total number of good votes 2531357 2203377 Page 1 of 2 Generated On: 08/05/2021 22:42:51 The number of ballot papers rejected on first preference votes was as follows:- (a) Unmarked 18071 (b) Uncertain 8672 (c) Voting for too many 87214 (d) Writing identifying voter 167 (e) Want of official mark 77 Total 114201 The number of ballot papers second preference unused was as follows: (a) Unmarked 319978 The number of ballot papers rejected on second preference votes was as follows:- (a) Uncertain 965 (b) Voting for too many 7037 Total 8002 The total number of valid ballot papers on which the 265343 second preference was cast for the same candidate as the first preference:- I hereby declare that Sadiq Aman KHAN, Labour Party is duly elected as Mayor of London. Signed - Greater London Returning Officer Mary Harpley Page 2 of 2 Generated On: 08/05/2021 22:42:51 Final Results GLA 2021 ELECTIONS MAYOR OF LONDON RESULTS (PART 1) Total number of ballot 2645558 papers counted Name of Candidate Name of Registered First Second Political Party (if any) Preference Preference Votes Votes Shaun BAILEY Conservative Party Candidate 893051 263812 Kam BALAYEV Renew 7774 15691 Sian BERRY Green Party 197976 486798 Count BINFACE Count Binface for Mayor of 24775 68121 London Valerie BROWN The Burning Pink Party 5305 11477 Piers CORBYN Let London Live 20604 34355 Max FOSH Independent 6309 21409 Laurence FOX The Reclaim Party 47634 116730 Peter John GAMMONS UKIP 14393 72425 Richard John Howard HEWISON Rejoin EU 28012 65643 Vanessa Helen HUDSON Animal Welfare Party-People, 16826 63619 Animals, Environment Steve KELLEHER Social Democratic Party 8764 28836 Sadiq Aman KHAN Labour Party 1013721 400478 David KURTEN Heritage Party 11025 23043 Farah LONDON Independent 11869 46182 Nims OBUNGE Independent 9682 20639 Niko OMILANA Independent 49628 75199 Luisa Manon PORRITT Liberal Democrats 111716 264912 Mandu Kate REID Vote Women's Equality Party on 21182 83334 orange Brian Benedict ROSE London Real Party 31111 40674 Total number of good votes 2531357 2203377 The number of ballot papers rejected on first preference votes was as follows:- Page 1 of 2 Generated On: 08/05/2021 23:33:18 (a) Unmarked 18071 (b) Uncertain 8672 (c) Voting for too many 87214 (d) Writing identifying voter 167 (e) Want of official mark 77 Total 114201 The number of ballot papers second preference unused was as follows: - (a) Unmarked 319978 The number of ballot papers rejected on second preference votes was as follows:- (a) Uncertain 965 (b) Voting for too many 7037 Total 8002 The total number of valid ballot papers on which the 265343 second preference was cast for the same candidate as the first preference:- System Logged Electorate 6191387 Turnout 42% Signed - Greater London Returning Officer Mary Harpley Page 2 of 2 Generated On: 08/05/2021 23:33:18 Final Results Mayor of London Contest Votes (PART 2) 1st Choice votes for Candidate Vanessa Helen HUDSON Peter John GAMMONS Richard John Howard Sadiq Aman KHAN Steve KELLEHER Valerie BROWN Farah LONDON Count BINFACE David KURTEN Kam BALAYEV Piers CORBYN Laurence FOX Shaun BAILEY Sian BERRY Max FOSH HEWISON 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 893051 7774 197976 24775 5305 20604 6309 47634 14393 28012 16826 8764 1013721 11025 11869 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 1 102707 7985 105167 22447 3839 10441 10170 96234 59955 12775 26831 11896 83530 12317 17456 2 982 549 603 145 102 198 82 202 129 265 260 197 1400 108 315 3 14969 944 7650 5343 1716 1782 1383 1764 1005 4653 10556 2002 93745 617 1788 4 2473 68 2647 736 252 263 353 440 181 519 652 204 11408 199 266 5 281 54 781 156 307 126 62 101 40 88 303 59 1112 77 219 6 1628 208 1323 317 204 1896 166 1725 476 804 604 344 3104 1141 626 7 849 33 471 343 32 56 223 137 86 84 122 45 1722 75 373 8 19649 294 1836 1252 137 2343 236 2390 3901 535 1203 589 1413 3690 475 9 3790 135 869 302 70 440 170 1386 1375 233 642 382 789 386 350 10 2087 335 2839 448 128 711 154 354 230 2293 1231 507 7898 169 588 11 1492 145 3874 419 253 275 83 320 216 479 1329 192 2257 211 432 Page 1 of 4 Generated On: 08/05/2021 23:33:17 Final Results Mayor of London Contest Votes (PART 2) Luisa Manon PORRITT Brian Benedict ROSE Mandu Kate REID Niko OMILANA Nims OBUNGE 16 17 18 19 20 9682 49628 111716 21182 31111 2nd Choice votes for Candidate: 16 17 18 19 20 8517 18909 88652 16475 20307 153 148 448 206 237 1048 2789 24920 9707 1246 155 615 1466 528 263 139 191 220 317 134 282 764 701 496 1610 121 724 328 112 83 156 375 1390 387 2538 119 138 619 242 604 155 435 4121 1216 611 94 211 827 1279 257 Page 2 of 4 Generated On: 08/05/2021 23:33:17 Final Results Mayor of London Contest Votes (PART 2) 12 1347 137 937 218 50 197 56 340 212 247 174 626 1244 155 162 13 76555 3035 322384 29913 3001 10053 5136 4139 2336 33646 14328 8620 124635 1296 18192 14 1913 93 312 182 51 1156 45 2551 403 89 156 128 337 743 304 15 1849 237 742 230 127 265 236 239 150 278 359 133 1801 227 992 16 2013 143 664 137 163 187 77 78 80 147 120 110 1891 101 277 17 6343 146 2877 1950 187 932 1782 334 180 684 649 179 19294 134 1057 18 15206 629 24948 2514 301 608 675 1368 658 6161 2110 2163 32587 295 1348 19 1675 124 3984 534 340 198 117 165 76 574 1237 170 7609 91 341 20 6004 397 1890 535 217 2228 203 2463 736 1089 753 290 2702 1011 621 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 1156863 23465 684774 92896 16782 54959 27718 164364 86818 93655 80445 37600 1414199 34068 58051 2nd Round Sadiq Aman KHAN (elected) Shaun BAILEY Candidate Number 13 1 1st Preference Votes 1013721 893051 2nd Preference Votes 192313 84550 Total Votes 1206034 977601 Page 3 of 4 Generated On: 08/05/2021 23:33:17 119 128 979 221 195 6216 39849 128600 45618 5670 130 156 233 99 851 420 490 721 402 316 824 968 356 318 208 961 5451 917 786 958 517 1142 6459 3684 1019 195 373 1666 774 183 318 1343 1289 467 3384 Total 1st and 2nd Choice votes for Candidate: 16 17 18 19 20 30321 124827 376628 104516 71785 Page 4 of 4 Generated On: 08/05/2021 23:33:17.
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