With voting booths now closed, there’s a tense few hours ahead of us as votes are counted. The latest polls show that Rishi Sunak’s Conservative Party is heading for a total wipeout nationwide, leading to a Labour Party landslide.
The last Labour landslide victory when in opposition was by Sir Tony Blair in 1997, who ended 18 years of Tory rule. This could have big implications for the capital as according to YouGov, Labour is on course for a record showing in London, with the Tories predicted to win just six of the possible 75 seats.
Labour is predicted to snap up 63 seats in London, which will result in an unprecedented 84 per cent of the city’s seats. Nigel Farage’s Reform UK are predicted to perform well in Bexley, Bromley, Havering, and Redbridge. Below is a list of London’s Tories set to be ousted tomorrow morning (July 5).
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Nickie Aiken
She heads the Cities of London and Westminster and is likely to be ousted by Labour, with a small chance of a Tory hold.
Bob Blackman
YouGov’s reporting Bob Blackman’s seat of Harrow East is a toss-up between Tories and Labour. However, it’s likely to go to Labour.
Elliot Colburn
He leads Carshalton and Wallington, but he is set to be replaced by the Liberal Democrats.
Iain Duncan Smith
Representing Chingford and Woodford Green, which is set to be replaced by the Labour Party.
David Evennett
His constituency of Bexleyheath and Crayford is set to go to Labour. But there is a small chance of a Reform gain here.
Stephen Hammond
Stephen Hammond’s Wimbledon constituency is set to go to Ed Davey’s Liberal Democrats.
Greg Hands
Chelsea and Fulham is looking like the Labour Party will win, but there’s a small chance of a Conservative hold.
Boris Johnson
Although the ex-PM is not running in this year’s election, Uxbridge and South Ruislip is thought to go to the Labour Party. There’s a small chance of a Tory hold.
Matthew Offord
Hendon is set to be a Labour Party victory.
Chris Philp
Croydon South is set for a toss-up, with a Labour gain predicted.
Paul Scully
His constituency of Sutton and Cheam is heading towards the Liberal Democrats.
Theresa Villiers
She is set to lose Chipping Barnet and see it go to the Labour Party.
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