Election 2016: London Mayor and Assembly candidates
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Londoners have three votes in the 5 May election.
One for their first and second choice of mayor
Another for an assembly member to represent their local constituency
A third to choose one of the 11 assembly members who represent the whole city
Assembly candidates - Constituencies
Fourteen seats, which represent the London Assembly's 14 constituencies, are elected using the first-past-the-post system. Essentially, whoever wins most votes is elected.
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Candidates listed alphabetically by surname.
Barnet & Camden
Bexley & Bromley
Brent & Harrow
City & East
Croydon & Sutton
Ealing & Hillingdon
Enfield & Haringey
Greenwich & Lewisham
Havering & Redbridge
Lambeth & Southwark
Merton & Wandsworth
North East
South West
West Central
Assembly candidates - London-wide members
Eleven seats, which represent the whole city, are elected using proportional representation. Candidates are elected in order based on how many votes their party receives, or as an independent.
Candidates listed alphabetically by party and in party list order.
Candidates listed alphabetically by surname