How to vote in the London Assembly
election
You have two votes for the London Assembly - one for a local
Constituency member, and one for the London-wide "top-up" list.
You will receive two ballot papers – one yellow and
one peach-coloured.
The yellow ballot paper lists all the constituency candidates
standing for election in your local area. You have one vote.
Vote for one candidate by marking a cross (X) in the
box next to his or her name.
The peach-coloured ballot paper is
the same for everyone in London. It lists all the political parties
and independent candidates standing in the London-wide
election.
You have one vote. Vote for one party or
individual by marking a cross (X) in the box next to the party
or candidate's name.
Find out how the London
Assembly is elected after the votes have been counted