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The Guardian - UK
The Guardian - UK
Politics

London mayoral elections: how people voted - in pictures

Election exit polls: Grace Barber
Grace Barber, 24, TV producer, voted for Ken Livingstone Photograph: Graham Turner/Guardian
Election exit polls: Charlie Ken Barry-Russell
Charlie Ken Barry-Russell, 22, unemployed, voted for Ken Livingstone Photograph: Graham Turner/Guardian
Election exit polls: Gina Frost
Gina Frost, 59, carer, voted for Boris Johnson Photograph: Graham Turner/Guardian
Election exit polls: Colin Forster
Colin Forster, 67, retired, voted for Boris Johnson Photograph: Graham Turner/Guardian
Election exit polls: Jessica Paddock
Jessica Paddock, 35, full-time student, voted for Ken Livingstone Photograph: Graham Turner/Guardian
Election exit polls: Dean Holdsworth
Dean Holdsworth, 35, lecturer - 1st choice for Jenny Jones, 2nd for Ken Livingstone. Pictured with partner Alice Dawnay, 34, on maternity leave, voted for Ken Livingstone Photograph: Graham Turner/Guardian
Election exit polls: John Martin
John Martin, 70, retired, voted 1st choice for Brian Paddick and 2nd for Ken Livingstone Photograph: Graham Turner/Guardian
Election exit polls: Mollie Stevenson
Mollie Stevenson, 21, student, 1st choice for Siobhan Benita, 2nd for Jenny Jones Photograph: Graham Turner/Guardian
Election exit polls: Mathew Reid
Mathew Reid, 54,unemployed, voted for Ken Livingstone Photograph: Graham Turner/Guardian
Election exit polls: Patrick Lynch
Patrick Lynch, 52, law student, voted for Ken Livingstone Photograph: Graham Turner/Guardian
Election exit polls: Patty Barber
Patty Barber, 60, university lecturer, voted for Ken Livingstone Photograph: Graham Turner/Guardian
Election exit polls: Pisti Joulianou
Pisti Joulianou, 81, retired, voted for Ken Livingstone Photograph: Graham Turner/Guardian
Election exit polls: Simon Elliott
Simon Elliott, 40, analyst, voted for Boris Johnson Photograph: Graham Turner/Guardian
Election exit polls: Pauline Forster
Pauline Forster, 63, housewife, voted for Boris Johnson Photograph: Graham Turner/Guardian
Election exit polls: Susie Paddock
Susie Paddock, 56, vicar, voted for Ken Livingstone Photograph: Graham Turner/Guardian
Election exit polls: Victoria Isaac
Victoria Isaac, 70, housewife, voted for Boris Johnson Photograph: Graham Turner/Guardian
Election exit polls: William Isaac
William Isaac, 66, retired antique dealer, voted for Boris Johnson Photograph: Graham Turner/Guardian
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