Apparently, Livingstone has beaten Boris on first preferences in Greenwich and Lewsiham with 53,000 to 37,000. That will really hurt Labour in an area they should be polling high. Yes, they won, but yes, they won in a way that expresses the disappointment with them. Turnout in Greenwich and Lewisham was apparently 42.9%.
Update: My bad, the figures above were for the GLA member not the Mayor.
Friday, May 02, 2008
42.9% turnout in Greenwich
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2 comments:
boris has won it.
it's kind of a reverse portillo moment...
That was the GLA constitunecy vote (for me ha ha !)
The Boris vote was much better
Boris 51,151
Livingstone 63,043
Now *that* hurts...
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