Election to the London Assembly 2000

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Election to the
London Assembly 20002004 →

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30th

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30.3

29.0

14.8

11.1

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12.8

Labor

Tories

LibDem

Green

UKIP

Otherwise.

Distribution of seats

    

A total of 25 seats

• Green : 3
• Labor : 9
• LibDem : 4
• Tories : 9

The first election to the London Assembly took place on May 4, 2000 , parallel to the first election of the Mayor of London . Mixed proportional representation, a form of the additional membership system, with 14 directly elected constituencies and 11 London-wide additional seats was used in the assembly elections.

Starting position

This authority is based on the Greater London Authority Act 1999 , which was passed by the British Parliament . This was preceded by a referendum on May 7, 1998 in the future area of ​​application, in which 72% of those who voted had spoken out in favor of setting up such a representation. The turnout in this referendum was 34.1%.

Result