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Parliamentary General Election - Thursday 4 July, 2024
The Returning Officers of the three constituencies covering the Harrow area have announced the results of the elections as follows:
Harrow East
Robert J. ('Bob') BLACKMAN Conservative Party 25,466
Primesh PATEL Labour Party 13,786
Roger CLARK Reform UK 2,188
Sabira LAKHA Independent 2,097
Sebastian B.I. ('Seb') NEWSAM Green Party 2,006
Reetendra N. BANERJI Liberal Democrat 1,511
Sarajulhaq PARWANI Workers Party 723
Majority: 11,680
Electors: 76,513
Turnout: 62.4%
Spoilt BPs: 204
Turnout (including spoilt papers): 62.7%
Harrow West
Gareth R. THOMAS Labour/Co-op Party 19,833
Abbasali M. ('Abbas') MERALI Conservative Party 13,191
Pamela J. FITZPATRICK Independent 4,120
Michael J. BEAVIS Reform UK 2,639
Rupert N. GEORGE Green Party 2,438
Christoper D. ('Chris') NOYCE Liberal Democrat 2,404
Bharatkumar I. PATEL Independent 616
Majority: 6,642
Electors: 79,902
Turnout: 56.6%
Spoilt BPs: 150
Turnout (including spoilt papers): 56.8%
Ruislip, Northwood and Pinner
David T. SIMMONDS Conservative Party 21,366
Tarnvir S. ('Tony') GILL Labour Party 13,785
Ian J. PRICE Reform UK 4,671
Jonathan M. BANKS Liberal Democrat 4,343
Jessica M. ('Jess') LEE Green Party 2,926
Majority: 7,581
Electors: 71,683
Turnout: 65.7%
Spoilt BPs: 160
Turnout (including spoilt papers): 65.9%
Mayor of London and Greater London Authority (GLA) Election, 2 May 2024
FULL DETAILED RESULTS FOR THE BRENT & HARROW ELECTORAL AREA HAVE NOW BEEN UPLOADED IN THE MAIN PART OF THIS WEBSITE, TO BE FOUND AS APPENDIX H IN THE 2022-2024 SECTION. The following summary results are shown here for ease of reference:
MAYOR OF LONDON
Sadiq A. KHAN (Lab) 1,088,225
Susan M. HALL (C) 812,397
Robert A. BLACKIE (LDem) 145,184
Zoe GARBETT (Green) 145,114
Howard COX (Reform UK) 78,865
Natalie D. CAMPBELL (Ind) 47,815
Amy GALLAGHER (SDP) 34,449
Femy AMIN (Animal Welfare Party) 29,280
Andreas C. MICHLI (Ind) 26,121
Tarun GHULATI (Ind) 24,702
Count BINFACE (Count Binface for Mayor) 24,260
Nick SCANLON (Britain First) 20,519
Brian B. ROSE (London Real Party) 7,501
Labour Majority: 275,828
Electorate: 6,162,428
BPs Issued: 2,495,559 T'out: 40.5%
Spoilt BPs: 11,127
BRENT & HARROW (GLA constituency member)
Krupesh J. HIRANI (Lab/Co-op) 63,867
Stefan BUCOVINEANUL-VOLOSENIUC (C) 55,039
Nida AL-FULAIJ (Green) 15,167
Jonathan SINGH (LDem) 12,068
Ian J. PRICE (Reform UK) 11,243
Labour Majority: 8,828
Electorate: 428,775
BPs Issued: 158,915 T'out: 37.1%
Spoilt BPs: 1,531
Boundary Commission for England: Final Proposals for New Parliamentary Constituencies
The Boundary Commission for England (BCE), published on 28 June 2023 their final recommendations for new Parliamentary constituencies in England.
Compared to the previous ("revised") proposals, Harrow would continue be to divided between a total of three constituencies: Harrow East, Harrow West, and Ruislip, Northwood and Pinner.
The only alteration concerned the wards from Hillingdon to be included in the Ruislip, Northwood and Pinner seat: Ruislip Manor ward was moved to the Uxbridge and South Ruislip constituency; Harefield Village ward was moved from Uxbridge and South Ruislip to replace it.
Harrow East (76,299 electors)
Comprising: Belmont, Canons, Centenary, Edgware, Harrow Weald, Kenton East, Kenton West, Stanmore. Plus the following ward from the LB of Brent: Queensbury.
Harrow West (74,060 electors)
Comprising: Greenhill, Harrow on the Hill, Headstone, Marlborough, North Harrow, Rayners Lane, Roxbourne, Roxeth, Wealdstone North, Wealdstone South, West Harrow.
Ruislip, Northwood and Pinner (72,168 electors)
Comprising: Hatch End, Pinner, Pinner South. Plus the following wards from the LB of Hillingdon: Eastcote, Harefield Village, Northwood, Northwood Hills, Ruislip.
Cllr. Phil O'Dell
In April 2023 Cllr. O'Dell's membership of the Labour Group was suspended to allow an (unspecified) investigation to take place. This changed the composition of the Council to:
Conservative Party 31
Labour Party 23
Independent 1
1964-1977 Pages: Updated
A revised edition of Harrow Votes: The London Borough of Harrow, 1964-1977, has been published and can be accessed from the 1964-1977 section of this website.