Millions of voters across London went to the polls on July 4 to elect the new Government. The Standard looked at key battleground seats in the capital, and published an interactive map of the results. Here we turn the spotlight on:
BATTERSEA
WINNER: MARSHA DE CORDOVA
Top five candidates (in alphabetical order):
Tom Pridham - Conservatives (10,944 votes)
Joe Taylor - Green Party (4,239 votes)
Marsha de Cordova - Labour Party (22,983 votes)
Francis Chubb - Liberal Democrats (4,826 votes)
Barry Edwards - Reform UK (2,825 votes)
Area: The constituency includes Balham, Fairfield (part of), Latchmere, Northcote, Queenstown, Shaftesbury and St Mary’s Park
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Battersea constituency map: Purple shaded area old constituency boundary. Green outlines new constituency boundaries © OpenStreetMap contributors | © CARTOBoundary changes impact (Thrasher and Rallings analysis): Boundary changes have made this more of a Labour seat. At the 2019 General Election, the result was 45.5 per cent Labour, 36.1 per cent Tory, and 15.3 per cent Lib Dem. The changes would have made it 46.4 per cent Labour, 35.4 per cent Conservative, and 15.1 per cent Lib Dem.
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