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Based on current trends and public opinions, what do you believe will be the results for the London Mayoral Elections and Assembly?

Predictions for:

London Mayor

Make up of parties elected from the 14 Constituencies

Make up of parties elected from the Party Lists

Anybody thinking Londoners will elect 'Boris' after 8 years of Livingstone? Or will Paddick provide an appealing mixture of a solid police career with Liberal Democratic factors?

Will the Tories take greater control of the Assembly? Will 'One London' maintain the seats? Will Labour suffer critical losses across the capital?

BASILDON BOY

...and will UKIP gain anything at all?

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Independent UKIP

I'm sure UKIP would be happy with retaining the seats it won last time. Any UKIP gain is way beyond my personal expectations.

steve fowler

If UKIP win just one seat i will be shocked!!?.

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Never give in - never, never, never, never, in nothing great or small, large or petty, never give in except to convictions of honor and good sense. Never yield to force; never yield to the apparently overwhelming might of the enemy.
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When Labour won the 1997 General Election, Enoch Powell told his wife that the electorate had voted to break up the United Kingdom.

ukiprule

you a member steve?
it will be harder this year due to the higher turnout

steve fowler

I am a member mate.

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RULE BRITANNIA BRITANNIA RULES THE WAVES, BRITONS NEVER EVER SHALL BE SLAVE'S.

Never give in - never, never, never, never, in nothing great or small, large or petty, never give in except to convictions of honor and good sense. Never yield to force; never yield to the apparently overwhelming might of the enemy.
Winston Churchill.

When Labour won the 1997 General Election, Enoch Powell told his wife that the electorate had voted to break up the United Kingdom.

Westcountryman

Boris for mayor!

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Manus haec inimica tyrannis ense petit placidam sub libertate quietam - "This hand of mine, which is hostile to tyrants, seeks by the sword quiet peace under liberty."

Britannist

The view of some who have written in the press is that UKIP might be at a disadvantage in the 2008 London Mayoral Election because - unlike the last London Mayoral election - this year's London Mayoral Election will not be held on the same day as the EU Election (i.e. electors may be less likely to vote UKIP - so it has been suggested - in the 2008 London Mayoral Election because the EU issue is not getting as much publicity as it did when the EU Election was held on the same day as the last London Mayoral Election on 10.6.2004).

London Mayoral Election 2008 candidates: Richard Barnbrook - British National Party, Gerard Batten - UK Independence Party, Siân Berry - Green Party, Alan Craig - Christian Peoples Alliance and Christian Party , Lindsey German - Left List, Boris Johnson - Conservative Party, Ken Livingstone - The Labour Party, Winston McKenzie - Independent, Matt O'Connor - English Democrats, Brian Paddick - Liberal Democrats.

Full details of the London Mayoral and Assembly candidates for the 1.5.2008 London Elections at:

London Elects - The candidates

Full list of candidates for the 2008 London Mayoral and Asesmbly Elections 1.5.2008

Britannist

Seconded.

Anti-UKIP europhile Livingstone out.

BASILDON BOY

London Mayoral Election 2008 candidates:

Richard Barnbrook, British National Party
Gerard Batten, UK Independence Party
Siân Berry, Green Party
Alan Craig, Christian Peoples Alliance and Christian Party
Lindsey German, Left List
Boris Johnson, Conservative Party
Ken Livingstone, The Labour Party
Winston McKenzie, Independent
Matt O'Connor, English Democrats
Brian Paddick, Liberal Democrats


London Assembly election 2008 candidates (London-wide proportional voting list):

Abolish the Congestion Charge: Chris Prior

British National Party: Richard Barnbrook, Robert Bailey, Julian Leppert, Roberta Woods, Dennis Pearce, Christopher Forster, Jeffrey Marshall, Clifford Le May, Lawrence Rustem, John Clarke

The Christian Choice: Alan Craig, Paula Warren, David Campanale, Geoffrey Macharia, Stephen Hammond, Maxine Hargreaves, Sue May, Segun Johnson, Tom Conquest, Zena Sherman, Peter Vickers

Conservative Party: Andrew Boff, Victoria Borwick, Gareth Bacon, Edmond Yeo, Jane Archer, Kwasi Kwarteng, Benjamin Everitt, Andrew Stranack, Adrian Knowles

English Democrats: Roger Cooper, Steven Uncles, Leo Brookes, Sati Chaggar, Janus Polenceus, Arvind Tailor, Teresa Cannon, Johanna Munilla, Richard Castle, David Stevens, Carol White, John Dodds, Alex Vaughan, Ursula Polenceus, Kathie Broughton, John Griffiths, Liz Painter, Paul Szatmari, James Ware, Steve Scott, Nichole Vaughan, Peter Tate, Matt O'Connor

Green Party: Jenny Jones, Darren Johnson, Noel Lynch, Siân Berry, Shane Collins, Laura Davenport, Shahrar Ali, Yen Chit Chong, Miranda Dunn, Adrian Oliver, Jon Nott

The Labour Party: Nicky Gavron, Murad Qureshi, John Biggs, Len Duvall, Jennette Arnold, Val Shawcross, Joanne McCartney, Navin Shah, Ranjit Dheer, Balvinder Saund, Leonie Cooper, Ansuya Sodha, Shafi Khan, Alex Heslop

Left List: Lindsey German, Oliur Rahman, Rania Khan, Carole Vincent, Salvinder Dhillon, Sait Akgul, Elaine Graham-Leigh, Kumar Murshid, Glyn Robbins, Berlyne Hamilton, Katt Young, Paul Fredericks, Pat McManus, Tansy Hoskins, Mukul Hira, Pat Stack, Sultana Begum, Mujgan Kazeroonian

Liberal Democrats: Michael Tuffrey, Dee Doocey, Caroline Pidgeon, Jeremy Ambache, Geoffrey Pope, Benjamin Abbotts, Stephen Knight, Shas Sheehan, Duncan Borrowman, Monica Whyte, Merlene Emerson

One London (Leader Damian Hockney): Damian Hockney, Peter Hulme Cross, Robert Hough, Helena Nelson, Martin Rutter

Respect (George Galloway): George Galloway, Linda Smith, Abdul Sheikh, Zakaria Abdi, Sabia Kamali, Abdurahman Jafar, Carole Swords, Hanif Abdulmuhit, John Mulrenan, Mohammed Rashid, Margot Lindsay, Anthony Collins

UK Independence Party: Lawrence Webb, Kathleen Garner, Michael McGough, Ralph Atkinson, Jens Winton, Arnold Tarling, Peter Dul, John Bailey, Mick Greenhough, Jonathan Serter, Magnus Nielsen, Sunita Webb, Lynnda Robson

Unity for Peace & Socialism: Christiane Ohsan, Pauline Fraser, Avtar Uppal, Ivan Beavis, Mohammed Khan, Jean Turner, Sarwan Singh, Harunor Rashid, Monty Goldman, Peter Latham, Philip Brand, Charlie May, Eleni Geropanagioti

Independent: Rathy Alagaratnam


London Assembly 2008 election Constituency Candidates:

Barnet and Camden

Clement Adebayo, Christian Peoples Alliance and Christian Party
Brian Coleman, Conservative Party
Graham Dare, Veritas
Miranda Dunn, Green Party
Nicky Gavron, The Labour Party
Dave Hoefling, Left List
Magnus Nielsen, UK Independence Party
Nick Russell, Liberal Democrats
David Stevens, English Democrats

Bexley and Bromley

James Cleverly, Conservative Party
David Davis, Left List
Ann Garrett, Green Party
Mick Greenhough, UK Independence Party
John Hemming-Clark, Independents to Save Queen Mary's Hospital
Alex Heslop, The Labour Party
Tom Papworth, Liberal Democrats
Miranda Suit, Christian Peoples Alliance and Christian Party
Steven Uncles, English Democrats
Paul Winnett, National Front

Brent and Harrow

Shahrar Ali. Green Party
James Allie, Liberal Democrats
Bob Blackman, Conservative Party
Pat McManus, Left List
Navin Shah, The Labour Party
Zena Sherman, Christian Peoples Alliance and Christian Party
Arvind Tailor, English Democrats
Sunita Webb, UK Independence Party

City and East (containing boroughs: Barking & Dagenham, Newham, Tower Hamlets, City of London)

Hanif Abdulmuhit, Respect (George Galloway)
Robert Bailey, British National Party
John Biggs, The Labour Party
Philip Briscoe, Conservative Party
Thomas Conquest, Christian Peoples Alliance and Christian Party
Julie Crawford, Independent
Heather Finlay, Green Party
Michael Gavan, Left List
John Griffiths, English Democrats
Rajonuddin Jalal, Liberal Democrats
Graham Kemp, National Front
Michael McGough, UK Independence Party

Croydon and Sutton

David Campanale, Christian Peoples Alliance and Christian Party
Richard Castle, English Democrats
Zana Hussain, Left List
Shafi Khan, The Labour Party
Shasha Khan, Green Party
Abigail Lock Liberal Democrats
Stephen O'Connell, Conservative Party
David Pickles, UK Independence Party

Ealing and Hillingdon

Nigel Bakha, Liberal Democrats
Richard Barnes, Conservative Party
Mary Boyle, Christian Peoples Alliance and Christian Party
Sati Chaggar, English Democrats
Ranjit Dheer, The Labour Party
Salvinder Dhillon, Left List
Ian Edward, National Front
Sarah Edwards, Green Party
Lynnda Robson, UK Independence Party

Enfield and Haringey

Sait Akgul, Left List
Teresa Cannon, English Democrats
Brian Hall, UK Independence Party
Segun Johnson, Christian Peoples Alliance and Christian Party
Matthew Laban, Conservative Party
Pete McAskie, Green Party
Joanne McCartney, The Labour Party
Monica Whyte, Liberal Democrats

Greenwich and Lewisham

Tess Culnane, National Front
Len Duvall, The Labour Party
Chris Flood, Socialist Alternative
Stephen Hammond, Christian Peoples Alliance and Christian Party
Andy Jennings, Conservative Party
Jennifer Jones, Left List
Susan Luxton, Green Party
Johanna Munilla, English Democrats
Brian Robson, Liberal Democrats
Arnold Tarling, UK Independence Party

Havering and Redbridge

Leo Brookes, English Democrats
Roger Evans, Conservative Party
Ashley Gunstock, Green Party
Farrukh Islam, Liberal Democrats
Balvinder Saund, The Labour Party
Dr Peter Thorogood, Independent
Carole Vincent, Left List
Paula Warren, Christian Peoples Alliance and Christian Party
Lawrence Webb, UK Independence Party

Lambeth and Southwark

Shane Collins, Green Party
Jasmijn De Boo, Animals Count
Shirley Houghton, Conservative Party
Daniel Lambert, The Socialist Party
Geoffrey Macharia, Christian Peoples Alliance and Christian Party
Caroline Pidgeon, Liberal Democrats
Janus Polenceus, English Democrats
Valerie Shawcross, The Labour Party
Jens Winton, UK Independence Party
Katt Young, Left List

Merton and Wandsworth

Leonie Cooper, The Labour Party
Ellen Greco, Christian Peoples Alliance and Christian Party
Strachan McDonald, UK Independence Party
Steve Scott, English Democrats
Shas Sheehan, Liberal Democrats
Kris Stewart, Left List
Richard Tracey, Conservative Party
Roy Vickery, Green Party

North East (containing boroughs: Waltham Forest, Hackney, Islington)

Jennette Arnold, The Labour Party
John Dodds, English Democrats
Meral Ece, Liberal Democrats
Alexander Ellis, Conservative Party
Aled Fisher, Green Party
Maxine Hargreaves, Christian Peoples Alliance and Christian Party
Nicholas Jones, UK Independence Party
Unjum Mirza, Left List

South West (containing boroughs: Hounslow, Richmond upon Thames, Kingston upon Thames)

Tony Arbour, Conservative Party
Andrew Constantine, Free England Party
Roger Cooper, English Democrats
Andrew Cripps, National Front
Peter Dul, UK Independence Party
Tansy Hoskins, Left List
John Hunt, Green Party
Stephen Knight, Liberal Democrats
Sue May, Christian Peoples Alliance and Christian Party
Ansuya Sodha, The Labour Party

West Central (containing boroughs: Westminster, Kensington & Chelsea, Hammersmith & Fulham)

Abby Dharamsey, Independent
Merlene Emerson, Liberal Democrats
Kit Malthouse, Conservative Party
Explo Nani-Kofi, Left List
Murad Qureshi, The Labour Party
Julia Stephenson, Green Party
Alex Vaughan, English Democrats
Paul Wiffen, UK Independence Party

Source (10.4.2008):

London Elects - The candidates

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