London Mayor 4th May 2000, Ken Livingstone was elected London's Mayor
with 58% of the votes:
London Mayor - final
result after second preferences
| Name |
Party |
Vote%
|
| Ken Livingstone |
Independent |
57.92% |
| Steven Norris |
Conservative |
42.08% |
Ken
won the election armed with
the following manifesto:
· An extra 9,000 police.
· No public/private partnership for the tube
· 24hr tube at weekends
· Congestion tax for cars driving into London
Ken's team:
Nicky Gavron - Deputy Mayor & The London Assembly Labour Member
for Enfield and Haringey.
Lord Harris of Haringey - Head of Metropolitan Police Authority &
Labour assembly member for Brent and Harrow
Darren Johnson - Head of Environment & Green Party Member.
Lord Trope - Head of New Fire Service Authority & A Liberal Democrat
member of the assembly.
Lee Jasper - Secretary of the National Assembly Against Racism.
Nicholas Kent - Head of Arts
The first preference of voting was as follows:
| Name |
Party |
Vote % |
| Geoffrey Ben-Nathan |
PRO-Mass |
0.58% |
| Dr Geoffrey Clements |
Natural Law Party |
0.32% |
| Frank Dobson |
Labour |
12.78% |
| Ram Gidoomal |
Christian Peoples Alliance |
2.45% |
| Darren Johnson |
Green |
2.22% |
| Susan Kramer |
Liberal |
11.6% |
| Ken Livingstone |
Independent |
38.11% |
| Michael Newland |
BNP |
1.96% |
| Steven Norris |
Conservative |
26.5% |
| Ashwinkumar Tanna |
Independent |
0.53% |
