Greater London Authority - Ealing and Hillingdon


Dr. Onkar Sahota holds constituency for Labour


Candidates for the Ealing and Hillingdon seat. Onkar Sahota (centre). Clockwise from top left: Marijn Van De Geer, Anthony Goodwin, Gregory Stafford, Hussain Khan

The elections for the Mayor of London and the Greater London Assembly are being held on Thursday 6 May.

There are 20 candidates standing hoping to unseat the incumbent Sadiq Khan but he enjoys a substanital lead in the polls.

The Mayor of London is elected using the Supplementary Vote system. You make a first and second choice when you vote.

If no candidate gets more than 50% of the first choice votes, all except the top 2 candidates are eliminated. If your first choice candidate is eliminated, and your second choice is for one of the top 2, your second choice is counted.

London Assembly members are elected using the Additional Member system. You vote once for your constituency member and once for a London-wide representative.

There are 14 constituency members and 11 London-wide members.

Political party Assembly members
2000 2004 2008 2012 2016
Labour 9 7 8 12 12
Conservative 9 9 11 9 8
Green 3 2 2 2 2
UKIP 0 2 0 0 2
Liberal Democrat 4 5 3 2 1
British National Party 0 0 1 0 0

The Ealing and Hillingdon constituency includes Ealing, Acton and the part of Chiswick that is in Ealing Borough.

In 2012 Dr. Onkar Sahota was elected as the Labour candidate for this seat replacing Richard Barnes and he has held it ever since, the previous incumbent, who was a Conservative representative.

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2021 London Assembly election: Ealing and Hillingdon
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
Reform UK Anthony Goodwin
Liberal Democrats Hussain Khan
Labour Onkar Sahota
Conservative Gregory Stafford
Green Marijn Van De Geer

 

2016 London Assembly election: Ealing and Hillingdon
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
Labour Onkar Sahota
86,088
42.8
+2.8
Conservative Dominic Gilham
70,155
34.9
-3.2
UKIP Alex Nieora
15,832
7.9
+3.8
Green Meena Hans
15,758
7.8
+1.2
Liberal Democrats Francesco Fruzza
13,154
6.5
-0.7
Majority
15,933
7.9
+6
Total valid votes
200,987
98.74
+0.37
Rejected ballots
2,573
1.26
-0.37
Labour hold
Swing
+3.0

 

London Assembly election, 2012: Ealing and Hillingdon
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
Labour Onkar Sahota
65,584
40.0
+13.4
Conservative Richard Barnes
62,474
38.1
-5.0
Liberal Democrat Michael Cox
11,805
7.2
-3.2
Green Mike Harling
10,877
6.6
-0.6
UKIP Helen Knight
6,750
4.1
+1.5
BNP David Furness
4,284
2.6
+2.6
National Front Ian Edward
2,035
1.2
-3.3
Majority
3,110
-
Total formal votes
163,809
98.4
Informal votes
2,703 1.6
Turnout 166,512 37.9
-6.2
Labour gain from Conservative

London Assembly Election, 2008

Ealing and Hillingdon
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
Conservative Richard Barnes
74,710
42.2
+9.8
Labour Ranjit Dheer
46,072
26.0
+1.5
Liberal Democrat Nigel Bakhai
18,004
10.2
–6.6
Green Sarah Edwards
12,606
7.1
+0.5
National Front Ian Edward
7,939
4.5
N/A
Christian (Christian Peoples) Mary Boyle
5,100
2.9
+0.7
UKIP Lynnda Robson
4,465
2.5
–8.0
Left List Salvinder Dhillon
2,390
1.4
N/A
English Democrats Sati Chaggar
1,853
1.1
N/A
Majority  
28,638
16.2
+8.3
Turnout  
176,924
44.1
+6.8
Conservative hold
Swing
+4.2

Boris Johnson was the clear winner in the local constituency getting 45% of the votes.

The main surprise was the strong showing of the BNP which managed to get 4th place ahead of the Greens.

In the vote for the London Assembly seat Richard Barnes won again for the Conservatives with an increased majority. Labour came second increasing their share of the vote whilst the Liberal Democrats slipped back.

Mayor results for Ealing and Hillingdon

Candidate name
Party
1st choice votes
1st choice %
2nd choice votes
Boris Johnson Conservative Party
80,368
45.41%
19,484
Ken Livingstone The Labour Party
59,920
33.85%
23,048
Brian Paddick Liberal Democrats
15,754
8.90%
42,833
Richard Barnbrook British National Party
5,794
3.27%
11,103
Siân Berry Green Party
4,829
2.73%
21,731
Alan Craig Christian Peoples Alliance and Christian Party
2,679
1.51%
6,327
Gerard Batten UK Independence Party
1,745
0.99%
8,666
Lindsey German Left List
1,046
0.59%
2,265
Matt O'Connor English Democrats
911
0.51%
5,591
Winston McKenzie Independent
420
0.24%
2,697

London Assembly results for Ealing and Hillingdon

Candidate
Party
Votes
Votes %
Majority
Richard Barnes Conservative Party 74,710 42.23% 28,638
Ranjit Dheer The Labour Party 46,072 26.04% -
Nigel Bakhai Liberal Democrats 18,004 10.18% -
Sarah Edwards Green Party 12,606 7.13% -
Ian Edward National Front 7,939 4.49% -
Mary Boyle Christian Peoples Alliance and Christian Party 5,100 2.88% -
Lynnda Robson UK Independence Party 4,465 2.52% -
Salvinder Dhillon Left List 2,390 1.35% -
Sati Chaggar English Democrats 1,853 1.05%

Ealing & Hillingdon results from the June 2004 election

Candidate  Party Votes Votes % Majority 
Barnes, Richard Michael   Conservative Party  45,230 30.51% 11016 
Singh, Gurcharan   Labour Party  34,214 23.08%  
Cox, Michael Francis   Liberal Democrats  23,440 15.81%  
Malindine, David   UK Independence Party  14,698 9.92%  
Edwards, Sarah Janet   Green Party  9,395 6.34%  
Chaudhry, Dalawar Majid Independent  5,285 3.57%  
Dhillon, Salvinder Singh   Respect  4,229 2.85%  
Hibbs, Genevieve Mary   Christian Peoples Alliance  3,024 2.04%  

London Assembly Result for May 2000

Name Party Votes %
Richard Barnes Conservative 44,850 37.4
Gurcharan Singh Labour 38,038 31.7
Mike Cox Liberal Democrat 22,177 18.5
Graham Lee Green 11,788 9.8
Nick Grant London Socialist Alliance 2,977 2.5
Total Turnout   119,830 30.7
Majority   6,812 5.7

Mayoral Voting in the Constituency - May 2000

Candidate 1st PREF
2nd PREF*
%
Livingstone LAB 52578
19546
36.7
16.3
Norris CON 42728
17659
29.8
14.7
Hughes LD 20009
33340
14.0
27.8
Maloney UKIP 9685
15461
6.8
12.9
Leppert BNP 5543
6377
3.9
5.3
German RESP 4170
4222
2.9
3.5
Johnson GRN 4032
14129
2.8
11.8
Gidoomal CPA 3064
4403
2.1
3.7
Nagalingam IND 807
1756
0.6
1.5
Reid IWCA 788
3143
0.6
2.6

May 2000 - Voting in the constituency for Mayor

Name Party 1st Pref % 2nd Pref * %
Ken Livingstone Ind 48,192 37.6 13,243 12.8
Steve Norris Con 34,948 27.2 13,879 13.4
Frank Dobson Lab 19,566 15.2 17,357 16.8
Susan Kramer LD 14.011 10.9 29,281 28.3
Ram Gidoomal CPA 3,127 2.4 4,156 4.0
Michael Newland BNP 2,679 2.1 3,700 3.6
Darren Johnson Grn 2,612 2.0 12,344 11.9
Damian Hockney UKIP 1,266 1.0 3,335 3.2
Geoffrey Ben-Nathan PMSS 841 0.7 1,784 1.7
Ashwin Kumar Tanna Ind 666 0.5 3,052 3.0
Geoffrey Clements NL 386 0.3 1,332 1.3
   Total votes %  
Turnout  128,294 30.7  
* 2nd preference votes are counted if no candidate receives more than 50% of 1st preference votes

Top-up seats (London-wide)

Name Votes %
Labour 40,551 32.7
Conservative 38,191 30.8
Liberal Democrats 16,575 13.4
Greens 11,863 9.6
Christian Peoples Alliance 3.846 3.1
British National Party 3,823 3.1
UK Independence Party 2,387 1.9
Campaign Against Tube Privatisation 1,474 1.2
London Socialist Alliance 1,261 1.0
Peter Tatchell 1,067 0.9
Pro-Motorist Small Shop 973 0.8
Socialist Labour Party 950 0.8
Natural Law Party 531 0.4
Communist Party of Britain 529 0.4
- Total votes %
Turnout 124,021 30.7

 

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