General Election 2024 London seats: Who is my MP in...Brent East?

Nicholas Cecil

8 July 2024 at 4:53 am·1-min read

Millions of voters across London went to the polls on July 4 to elect the new Government. The Standard looked at key battleground seats in the capital, and published an interactive map of the results. Here we turn the spotlight on:

BRENT EAST

WINNER: DAWN BUTLER

Top five candidates (in alphabetical order):

Nida Al-Fulaij - Green Party (3,729 votes)

Dawn Butler - Labour Party (19,370 votes)

Zbigniew Kowalczyk - Reform UK (2,024 votes)

Jamila Robertson - Conservatives (6,323 votes)

Jonny Singh - Liberal Democrats (2,635 votes)

Area: Wards in this constituency include Brondesbury Park, Cricklewood & Mapesbury, Dollis Hill, Kingsbury, Roundwood, Stonebridge, Welsh Harp and Willesden Green

Brent East constituency map: Purple shaded area: current constituency boundary. Green outlines new constituency boundaries (© OPENSTREETMAP CONTRIBUTORS | © CARTO)

I’m not sure if I’m in this constituency: Here’s how you can check

Boundary changes impact (Thrasher and Rallings analysis): Boundary changes have made this constituency slightly less Labour. It was 64.7 per cent Labour in 2019, 22.2 per cent Tory, and 9.9 per cent Lib Dem. Under the new boundaries it would have been 63.8 per cent Labour, 23.5 per cent Conservative and nine per cent Lib Dem.

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