Big wobble in this market which suggests the polls are out a bit on this one.
Touched 1.02 but on a steady drift as the counting continues.
London Mayor market
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The volatility is due to the enormous amounts of relatively recent arrivals to our Capital city (mostly from Muslim lands) disillusionment with Labour due to their reluctance to criticise Israel's response the the Oct 7th atrocities by HAMAS.
Add to this the unhappy few remaining original white London voters, most of whom loathe Khan's biases and policies such as increasing ULEZ and charging schemes, and it's really a lot closer than it might have been.
Susan Hall for the Tories has a far larger chance of winning than many thought just a few weeks ago, especially if the turnout of aforementioned recent arrivals is low.Let us hope that is indeed the case.
CS
Add to this the unhappy few remaining original white London voters, most of whom loathe Khan's biases and policies such as increasing ULEZ and charging schemes, and it's really a lot closer than it might have been.
Susan Hall for the Tories has a far larger chance of winning than many thought just a few weeks ago, especially if the turnout of aforementioned recent arrivals is low.Let us hope that is indeed the case.
CS
Result expected after 5pm, the later it goes on the tighter it will have been so could see price rise the later it goes on.
ULEZ definitely a key thing, I spent most of my life living in Sutton & my mum still lives there & there is a serious amount of anger towards it.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wnDOEnziY-s
(The roundabout is about 30 second walk from my mums)
ULEZ definitely a key thing, I spent most of my life living in Sutton & my mum still lives there & there is a serious amount of anger towards it.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wnDOEnziY-s
(The roundabout is about 30 second walk from my mums)
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I'm not familiar with the South London Boroughs but here in Central I get the vibe that KHAN is very popular. I like him too ...ODPaul82 wrote: ↑Sat May 04, 2024 10:28 amResult expected after 5pm, the later it goes on the tighter it will have been so could see price rise the later it goes on.
ULEZ definitely a key thing, I spent most of my life living in Sutton & my mum still lives there & there is a serious amount of anger towards it.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wnDOEnziY-s
(The roundabout is about 30 second walk from my mums)
He's GOOD for the foreigners but maybe not the native English.
I hope he's successful in another term in office.
I'm not a fan of him personally, just find him irritating but I find most politicians the same.The Silk Run wrote: ↑Sat May 04, 2024 12:24 pm
I'm not familiar with the South London Boroughs but here in Central I get the vibe that KHAN is very popular. I like him too ...
He's GOOD for the foreigners but maybe not the native English.
I hope he's successful in another term in office.
Price has dropped to 1.01 so am guessing bit of insider info on count has leaked out. I've added a bit more to my lay position as anything could still happen.
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I wouldn't touch politics with a barge pole unless I knew who was selected in advance to be elected.
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Good luck with the posturing on the outcome. I know you know what you are doing.ODPaul82 wrote: ↑Sat May 04, 2024 12:37 pmI'm not a fan of him personally, just find him irritating but I find most politicians the same.The Silk Run wrote: ↑Sat May 04, 2024 12:24 pm
I'm not familiar with the South London Boroughs but here in Central I get the vibe that KHAN is very popular. I like him too ...
He's GOOD for the foreigners but maybe not the native English.
I hope he's successful in another term in office.
Price has dropped to 1.01 so am guessing bit of insider info on count has leaked out. I've added a bit more to my lay position as anything could still happen.
And have a lovely weekend ....
Sadiq Khan v Boris Johnson v Ken Livingstone. I know where my vote would go. If anyone can present actual evidence that Sadiq has failed, I'm all ears. I love being presented by info that shatters my preconceptions. Sadiq is evidently a skilled politician, but he does express himself in a way that is borderline stupid.
Nontheless, London has made it's democratic choice.
Oops. 107000 votes! Not a great mandate.
It would seem from that that few people give a shit.
Nontheless, London has made it's democratic choice.
Oops. 107000 votes! Not a great mandate.
It would seem from that that few people give a shit.
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And I believe KHAN has just won the London Mayoral Election 2024 - Inshah AllahThe Silk Run wrote: ↑Sat May 04, 2024 1:04 pmGood luck with the posturing on the outcome. I know you know what you are doing.ODPaul82 wrote: ↑Sat May 04, 2024 12:37 pmI'm not a fan of him personally, just find him irritating but I find most politicians the same.The Silk Run wrote: ↑Sat May 04, 2024 12:24 pm
I'm not familiar with the South London Boroughs but here in Central I get the vibe that KHAN is very popular. I like him too ...
He's GOOD for the foreigners but maybe not the native English.
I hope he's successful in another term in office.
Price has dropped to 1.01 so am guessing bit of insider info on count has leaked out. I've added a bit more to my lay position as anything could still happen.
And have a lovely weekend ....
Results
LAB: 1,088,225 (43.7%)
CON: 811,518 (32.6%)
LDEM: 145,184 (5.8%)
GRN: 145,114 (5.8%)
RFM: 78,865 (3.2%)
INDP: 47,815 (1.9%)
These numbers look tiny given the size of London. So I googled how many people lives in the 14 areas: -
As of the 2016 election, the fourteen single-member constituencies are listed below. Each constituency comprises between two and four local authorities, with an average electorate of around 440,000. The total electorate in 2021 was 6,191,387.
LAB: 1,088,225 (43.7%)
CON: 811,518 (32.6%)
LDEM: 145,184 (5.8%)
GRN: 145,114 (5.8%)
RFM: 78,865 (3.2%)
INDP: 47,815 (1.9%)
These numbers look tiny given the size of London. So I googled how many people lives in the 14 areas: -
As of the 2016 election, the fourteen single-member constituencies are listed below. Each constituency comprises between two and four local authorities, with an average electorate of around 440,000. The total electorate in 2021 was 6,191,387.
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Given Mr Cameron’s latest comments, I still believe the UK will be at war very soon. So, elections are kind of irrelevant.
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You mercenary youArchery1969 wrote: ↑Sat May 04, 2024 7:12 pmGiven Mr Cameron’s latest comments, I still believe the UK will be at war very soon. So, elections are kind of irrelevant.