London mayor election 2024: How many votes did Sadiq Khan and Susan Hall get? Full breakdown

With all the votes now counted, Sadiq Khan has won a third term as mayor of London.

Votes were cast across the city on Thursday (May 2), and on Friday the release of turnout figures set tongues wagging, with fewer people voting in areas where Labour is thought to be popular.

But as the counts got under way on Saturday, it became clear that a shock was not on the cards.

In total, Susan Hall won 812,397 votes, well behind Sadiq Khan’s 1,088,225 - an increase in his margin in 2021.

The Labour success followed the trend across the country, with Sir Keir Starmer saying: “It’s time to turn the page on Tory decline and usher in a decade of national renewal with Labour.”

Here is how the votes were split between the Conservative and Labour candidates by London constituency:

Barnet and Camden

Susan Hall - 57,465

Saqiq Khan - 70,984

Bexley and Bromley

Susan Hall - 111,216

Saqiq Khan - 48,952

Brent and Harrow

Susan Hall - 66,151

Saqiq Khan - 58,743

City and East

Susan Hall - 38,626

Saqiq Khan - 108,977

Croydon and Sutton

Susan Hall - 78,790

Saqiq Khan - 59,482

Ealing and Hillingdon

Susan Hall - 75,396

Saqiq Khan - 73,257

Enfield and Haringey

Susan Hall - 41,389

Saqiq Khan - 82,725

Greenwich and Lewisham

Susan Hall - 36,822

Saqiq Khan - 83,792

Havering and Redbridge

Susan Hall - 82,859

Saqiq Khan - 50,780

Lambeth and Southwark

Susan Hall - 26,347

Saqiq Khan - 106,861

Merton and Wandsworth

Susan Hall - 50,976

Saqiq Khan - 84,725

North East

Susan Hall - 34,099

Saqiq Khan - 127,455

South West

Susan Hall - 68,856

Saqiq Khan - 77,011

West Central

Susan Hall - 43,405

Saqiq Khan - 54,481