Pricey London property may push Labour voters into Conservative constituencies
London Borough Elections 2014 - Views of the WorldViews of the World
Voters looking for third parties' assurance over reds and blues | Inside Croydon
Marginal seats 2019: Where are the seats that could turn the election? - BBC News
How important will urban areas be in deciding the next general election? | Centre for Cities
Labour 'red wall' seats lost to Conservatives in 2019 might be 'lost for good' | Labour | The Guardian
GE2017: Marginal seats and turnout
Britain's Labour Party claims 'seismic' win in Scottish vote | Reuters
NEW ANALYSIS: Labour would win up to 351 seats by working with Greens and Lib Dems - Best for Britain
Election poll: Labour could seize eight target seats in London as lead grows | London Evening Standard | Evening Standard
BJP support group bats for Tories in 48 key UK seats - Times of India
Exclusive: Palestine charity CEO joins high-profile race for south London seat - LabourList | Latest UK Labour Party news, analysis and comment
Final 2019 general election MRP model: small Conservative majority likely | YouGov
London election results map 2019: How did the capital vote in the UK general election? | London Evening Standard | Evening Standard
Election Predictor on X: "Our current London prediction for the next general election: Labour 58 seats (+9) Conservatives 8 seats (-13) Lib Dems 6 seats (+3) Independent (Jeremy Corbyn) 1 seat (+1)
London election results map: How the capital voted as Labour makes gains thanks to surge of young voters | London Evening Standard | Evening Standard
Map of the 2019 general election results in London. Labour 41, Conservatives 21 and the Liberal Democrats 3. : r/MapPorn
Centre for London | Post-election: Where does London fit in the new government's agenda?
The fate of the parties in London
Focus on… London | British Politics and Policy at LSE
The national picture and a look ahead for London
How democratic is the Westminster 'plurality rule' electoral system? : Democratic Audit
Red wall (British politics) - Wikipedia
