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2004 Mayor of London Results

June 10, 2004 - Staff

The results of the 2004 Mayor of London elections were:

Candidate First Round Result Second Round Result Total Votes Counted
Ken Livingstone – Labour 685,541 142,839 828,380
Steve Norris – Conservative 542,423 222,559 667,178
Simon Hughes – LibDem 284,645 Eliminated 284,645
Frank Maloney – UKIP 115,665 Eliminated 115,665
Lindsey German – Respect 61,731 Eliminated 61,731
Julian Leppert – BNP 58,405 Eliminated 58,405
Darren Johnson – Green Party 57,331 Eliminated 57,331
Ram Gidoomal – Christian Peoples Alliance 41,696 Eliminated 41,696
Lorna Reid – Independent Working Class Association 9,542 Eliminated 9,542
Tammy Nagalingam 6,692 Eliminated 6,692
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Tagged With: 2004 GLA Election, GLA Election Results

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