Sadiq Khan wins a historic third-term as London mayor

@Fairydust Have you ever actually voted before? Pencils are always provided in polling booths. There is nothing to stop you from bringing your quill and bottle of ink should you wish 😐

Counting over 2 million votes by hand takes time. Perhaps you should have volunteered to help and speed things up!

@Fairydust You should report your concerns to the Electoral Commission . . should make for a diverting BH Monday 😊

The only irregularity was interference by the national Conservative government to remove the second preference vote from what was previously quite a good system of proportional representation. Apparently motivated by a desire to reduce support for the centrist candidates and wholly in keeping with the highly negative campaigning of their own candidate. They failed 🙂

@SunshineGirl Well hopefully when Labour get in they will simply reinstate the AV in London.

@SunshineGirl I am astonished by the (good) air quality in Stockholm. Even though London, subjectively, is better than, say, Paris, Stockholm is on another level.

@SunshineGirl and long may it continue

@Aidankenny23 Yes - it’s a low-rise city by the sea, made up of lots of islands, so I guess that helps to clear out pollution, but it never seems as congested as London

(Whoops responded to wrong post but my comment stands!)

@SunshineGirl I was a student there once. And have a bit of paper somewhere to prove it.😌

@SunshineGirl ‘oh what a lovely war ‘ was made there too🙂

@sunriselover I used to go there on weekend day trips when I lived in London . . on a train rather than a motorbike, I should say!

@Djac17 It's not hard to guess your views. And also your religion... Also, I might add, this was not a general election

@Djac17 yup, and Jackson relied on Jean Lafitte, a French pirate and privateer who operated in the Gulf of Mexico with his Baratarians, who, historians agree, was crucial to Jackson gaining victory.

@Richard65 My God, some of her policies! She was genuinely dangerous. Under her, the city would burn.

@Aidankenny23 It's an insane push to force all Londoners and people wanting or needing to visit greater London to only drive EV's.

@zonavar68 It's the way the world is going, and I for one am glad.

@zonavar68 Most people who want or need to visit central London have no need to use a car at all. The public transport system is very good.

@Fairydust Nice deflection. I say again, who would the [i]real[/i]people of London have voted in? You claim to know all; please share.

@Aidankenny23

I’m not scared lol, I couldn’t give a toss what you say about me, I’ve been looking into this for years, I can hardly post it all in one message lol 😂 like I’ve said, do your research! You won’t find it on google as it’s controlled by them.

I’ve posted the truth here many times here, it’s people like you just can’t see what’s really going on 🙄 I find it bizarre that so many are sleepwalking into this mess.

When the shit hits the fan and it will soon, you’ll wish you paid more attention.

@Jexie At least the mayor was elected democratically.