Mayor of London and Brent and Harrow London Assembly election results

The results of the Mayor of London and London Assembly elections are in. Sadiq Khan (Labour) has been re-elected as the Mayor of London after winning the election that took place on Thursday 2 May 2024.

In addition, Krupesh Hirani (Labour) has been re-elected as the Assembly Member for the Brent and Harrow constituency.

The Mayor of London oversees areas from policing and housing to environment and transport in the capital. The London Assembly holds the Mayor to account. Of the 25 London Assembly members, 11 represent the whole capital and 14 are elected by London’s constituencies. Brent and Harrow make up one constituency.

The turnout for these elections was 40.50% across London, and 37.09% in Brent and Harrow.

A breakdown of the results for the Brent and Harrow Constituency London Assembly Member election can be found below, and a more detailed summary of the results can be found on the London Elects website.

Brent and Harrow Constituency London Assembly Member election

Kim Wright, Constituency Returning Officer for Brent and Harrow and Chief Executive of Brent Council, said:

“Thank you to everyone who voted and had a say in how our great capital city is run.

“These elections were the first time that residents needed to bring their photo ID to vote so I also want to thank everyone who played a part in spreading the word on the new system.

“I would also like to thank our extremely hardworking Elections Team and the hundreds of polling station and count staff who worked extremely long hours to ensure that these elections went smoothly.

“Finally, congratulations to Sadiq Khan, Krupesh Hirani and the rest of the London Assembly. We look forward to working with you over the next four years to deliver for Brent and Harrow residents.”

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