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Victorious Sadiq Khan criticises his opponent's 'non-stop negativity.' Susan Hall AM describes him as 'patronising.' She offers him her hand at the end and he shakes it without looking at her. #LondonMayoralElection

So just about summing up the impact the Susan Hall AM campaign has had, she has won Havering & Redbridge by about the same Tory winning margin as last time

There's a win for Susan Hall AM in Croydon & Sutton but by a smaller margin than the Tories won there in 2021 #LondonMayorElections

The vote of Susan Hall AM was down 20,000 on Tory vote in City & East last time

Ealing and Hillingdon provides Susan Hall AM with her third victory #LondonMayorElection

Victory for Susan Hall AM on her home turf of Brent & Harrow with 42 percent of the vote #LondonMayorElection

Even in Bexley & Bromley - centre of the fight against Ulez expansion - there has been no swing to the Conservative candidate Susan Hall AM

The first constituency win of the day for Susan Hall AM in Bexley and Bromley. But her numbers are dented by nearly 10,000 votes for Reform UK

In a shock development we may get the result of a London mayoral election before the sun goes down #LondonMayorElection

Looks like #londonmayoralelection result shortly after 4.30pm. Candidates asked to make their way to City Hall

And again. @sadiqkhan wins Enfield & Haringey with a swing of 4.4% from Conservatives #londonmayorelections

In South West @sadiqkhan wins too. Here's where Lib Dems will have voted tactically for him and against Susan Hall AM

In North East seat Sadiq Khan wins 61% of the vote, with Susan Hall AM down to 16%. I make that a swing to Labour of around 7%

.Sadiq Khan wins West Central constituency vote. He lost to Sean Bailey here last time

Actually over-simplified one and got the other wrong. Swing to Labour is 4.75 percent in Wandsworth & Merton and 4.45 percent swing to them in Greenwich & Lewisham

So with two results done, on a slightly reduced turnout, there's a distinct shift to Labour's @sadiqkhan. And his press advisers make their first appearance in the media room with none of the body language that would suggest we are in for a shock

Second result in

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