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Boris ahead in Hillingdon and Ealing
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| Mr Johnson has won the most Ealing and Hillingdon votes so far |
Boris Johnson is ahead in the votes counted from Ealing and Hillingdon residents.
With 73 per cent of first preference votes counted, Tory Mr Johnson has pulled out a healthy lead over current mayor Ken Livingstone.
Mr Johnson is the bookie's favourite to win, but there is a long way to go, with second preference votes still to be counted.
A result is expected later this evening.
7:20pm Friday 2nd May 2008
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CommentPosted by: C, hillingdon on 9:05pm Fri 2 May 08
Best news ever, run away and hide Ken, you have been taught a lesson, The Decent people of this borough have seen through your lies and deceit for 8 years. You Destroyed what was one of the best cities in the world and turned it into a crime ridden filthy dump. Hope your happy
Best news ever, run away and hide Ken, you have been taught a lesson, The Decent people of this borough have seen through your lies and deceit for 8 years. You Destroyed what was one of the best cities in the world and turned it into a crime ridden filthy dump. Hope your happy
Posted by: Jane Fox, Yiewsley on 11:07pm Fri 2 May 08
It is heartwarming to see so many people have voted in this election. It truly shows how the average working person is totally fed up with paying over the odds for second rate services.
It is heartwarming to see so many people have voted in this election. It truly shows how the average working person is totally fed up with paying over the odds for second rate services.
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