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Friday 2nd October 2009 | 14:31
London as a whole displays a smaller swing to Conservatives than elsewhere in England. Here the swing is under 8%, allowing Labour to hold on to some of their suburban marginals. Ealing North, Dagenham & Rainham, Feltham & Heston and Harrow West are all seats that we predicted would fall a year ago, but now seem to be back in Labour territory.
Overall regional results

Seat-by-seat prediction

7.9% swing to Conservatives

SKIP TO:
Introduction --- Prediction Summary --- The new political landscape --- Tactical Voting and the Personal Vote --- The Deciding Factors --- The Key Issues --- Sleaze --- Campaigning --- Changing Opinions --- Methodology --- View 2008 report
REGIONAL BREAKDOWNS:
Inner London --- Outer London --- London's Commuter Belt --- Seaside Towns --- Labour's Southern Bastions --- Urban West Midlands --- West Midlands hinterland --- East Midlands --- West Yorkshire --- North West --- North East England --- Cumbria --- Conservatives vs Lib Dems: South West --- Conservatives vs Lib Dems: Elsewhere --- Labour vs Lib Dems --- Welsh Marginals --- Scottish Marginals