Westminster Voting Intention [London]: LAB: 32% (=) RFM: 23% (+8) CON: 20% (-1) LDM: 11% (-2) GRN: 10% (-3) Via @Savanta_UK, 30 Oct - 7 Nov. Changes w/ 29 Apr - 21 May.

My Seat Model: LAB: 44 (-15) RFM: 12 (+12) CON: 11 (+2) LDM: 6 (=) Others: 2 (+1) Changes w/ GE2024.

@ElectionMapsUK So Labour are losing 1 seat every month? Ideally then, in another 44 months they'll be down to zero seats 🥳

@ElectionMapsUK It’s fair to say if Muslims vote Labour - the Indian Hindu and Sikh populations will vote another way to stop/block

@ElectionMapsUK The Tories picking up seats. And in London, of all places. Crazy days.

@ElectionMapsUK I think Labour will lose a few more seats to Greens in east London and couple more to pro Gaza independents. Labour will struggle to cross 40 seats in London.

@ElectionMapsUK Tories & Reform must work together to make sure those Red areas only 1 party stands to ensure Labour are annihilated

@ElectionMapsUK That's totally fake

@ElectionMapsUK City on the Social

@ElectionMapsUK Confirmation that there is no green surge

@ElectionMapsUK BRENT WEST.

@ElectionMapsUK 0 Greens seats is awfully suspicious. I think you might have to revise the model sooner or later, with the way Labour treats London while Greens appeal to London is growing

@ElectionMapsUK You have more independents coming through in London ATM rather than labour -I think labour could be even less on seats and percentage

@ElectionMapsUK I think Bromley will be interesting historically very close between labour and conserative but trends conservative has a conserative council and a peter fortune who is liked as MP, there is a risk if vote splits btw cons and ref labour could squeeze through,but other seats 4 sure

@ElectionMapsUK Considering the state of london, either being too left or too third world, this isn't bad for Reform