The poll statistics

11 May 2006

There were some clear voting trends

Thursday's poll saw some massive voting shifts in individual wards. The decline in the Labour vote was nearly 25 per cent in Kilburn. In six wards there was a swing of more than 20 per cent from Labour to the Liberal Democrats. The biggest swing recorded was in Carol Shaw's Brondesbury Park ward where 29.7 per cent of the Tory vote from 2002 shifted to the Lib Dems. Here is the Times list of key electoral statistics.

Fall in Labour share of the vote by ward

Kilburn -24.8%

Queen's Park -23.7%

Willesden Green -18.8%

Queensbury -17.7%

Brondesbury Park -17.6%

Mapesbury -16.9%

Dollis Hill -16.8%

Dudden Hill -16.1%

Kensal Green -12.5%

Tokyngton - 9.6%

Kenton - 5.1%

Preston - 4.4%

Fryent - 2.6%

Barnhill - 1.2%

Welsh Harp - 0.8%

Alperton - 0.4%

Harlesden - 0.2%

Northwick Park - 0.1%

Stonebrige + 0.2%

Wembley Central + 4.8%

Sudbury + 5.5%



SWINGS



Labour to Liberal Democrat

Willesden Green 25.85%

Dudden Hill 24.80%

Kilburn 24.55%

Queen's Park 22.80%

Mapesbury 22.65%

Dollis Hill 22.40%

Kensal Green 12.20%

Harlesden 4.65%

Wembley Central 0.20%



Conservative to Liberal Democrat

Brondesbury Park 29.70%



Labour to Conservative

Queensbury 17.45%

Fryent 2.05%

Preston 1.30%

Kenton 0.90%

Northwick Park 0.05%



Conservative to Labour

Stonebridge 5.35%

Welsh Harp 3.30%

Barnhill 1.85%



Liberal Democrat to Labour

Sudbury 6.10%

Alperton 3.95%