Who won what on May 3rd?
It has been confirmed that Conservative candidate Richard Tracey has retained his position as London Assembly Constituency Member for Wandsworth & Merton - his seat is the first of the fourteen seats to be announced.
Boris Johnson was re-elected as London Mayor, beating Ken Livingstone by a margin of 3%. The overall result was 1,054,811 votes for Johnson with Livingstone at 992,273.
The May 3 elections were for the Mayor of London, the 14 Constituency London Assembly Members, and the 11 London-wide Assembly Members.
For more information on the candidates and the election process, visit www.londonelects.org.uk. The results can be seen as they come in live results, Boris winning the Mayoral election in the South West and Labour slightly taking the lead for the London wide Members.
London Mayoral Election
| Candidate | Party | % Votes |
| Siobhan Benita | Independent | 4% |
| Carlos Cortiglia | British National Party | 1% |
| Boris Johnson | Conservative | 44% |
| Jenny Jones | Green | 4% |
| Ken Livingstone | Labour | 40% |
| Brian Paddick | Liberal Democrats | 4% |
| Lawrence Webb | Fresh Choice for London (UKIP) | 2% |
London Assembly Election
| Candidate | Party | Votes Received |
| Richard Tracey | Conservative | 65,197 -1.7% |
| Leonie Cooper | Labour | 55,216 + 7.4% |
| Lisa Smart | Liberal Democrats | 11,904 - 2.4% |
| Roy Vickery | Green | 11,307 - 1.0% |
| Mazhar Manzoor | Fresh Choice for London (UKIP) | 3,717 - 0.1% |
| Thamilini Kulendran | Independent | 2,424 + 1.6% |
| Bill Martin | Socialist Party of Great Britain | 1,343 + 0.9% |
May 5, 2012