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Old 05-05-2012, 09:17   #74
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Re: London Mayor election 2012

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Originally Posted by Damien View Post
Boris won by a close margin then. Ken Livingstone has said it's his last election, he may change his mind but given that he isn't getting younger and Labour will likely select a different candidate next time around I suspect that is the truth.

He isn't a easy man to like, but he did do a lot for London irrespective of his personality. He also seemed to genuinely care about the City.
Maybe he did. Sadly he also cared rather a lot about Ken and his, frankly, cronies. He was far, far, far too dirty personally and lied far too much for me to even entertain putting an 'X' beside his name.

In other news here's the results from Tower Hamlets:

Boris Johnson: 20%
Brian Paddick: 5%
Jenny Jones: 5%
Siobhan Benita: 5%
Ken Livingstone: 105%

Turn out: 140%.

Electoral commission inform that the vote was conducted fairly and impartially and the officer ended his report asking if he could have his kids back now.
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