The first elections for members of the London Assembly were held on 4 May 2000, alongside the first mayoral election.
The assembly elections used the additional member system, a form of mixed member proportional representation, with 14 directly elected constituencies and 11 London-wide top-up seats.
Results
!rowspan=3 colspan=2 | Parties !colspan=10 | Additional member system !rowspan=2 colspan=5 | Total seats |- !colspan=5 |Constituency !colspan=5 |Region |- ! Votes !! % !! +/− !! Seats !! +/− ! Votes !! % !! +/− !! Seats !! +/− ! Total !! +/− !! %
| || Total || 1,585,785 || || || 14 || || 1,659,630 || || || 11 || || 25 || ||
Constituency candidates
ConstituencyConservativeLabourLib DemsGreenLSAOthers Barnet & Camden Brian Coleman (41,583, 1st)Helen Gordon (41,032, 2nd)Jonathan Davies(22,295, 3rd)Miranda Dunn(14,768, 4th)Candy Udwin(3,488, 5th)Magnus Nielsen (UKIP) (2,115, 6th) Diane Derksen (Maharishi)(1,081, 7th)Bexley & BromleyBob Neill (64,879, 1st)Charlie Mansell(30,320, 2nd)Duncan Borrowman(29,710, 3rd)Ian Jardin(11,124, 4th)Jean Kysow(1,403, 5th)Brent & HarrowBob Blackman(32,295, 2nd)Toby Harris(36,675, 1st)Chris Noyce(17,161, 3rd)Simone Aspis(8,756, 4th)Austin Burnett(2,546, 5th)City & EastSyed Kamall(19,266, 2nd)John Biggs(45,387, 1st)Janet Ludlow(18,300, 3rd)Peter Howell(11,939, 4th)Kambiz Boomla(3,908, 5th)Croydon & SuttonAndrew Pelling(48,421, 1st)Maggie Mansell(29,514, 3rd)Anne Gallop(30,614, 2nd)Peter Hickson(8,884, 4th)Mark Steel(1,823, 5th) Ealing & HillingdonRichard Barnes(44,850, 1st)Gurcharan Singh(38,038, 2nd)Mike Cox(22,177, 3rd)Graham Lee (11,788, 4th)Nick Grant(2,977, 5th)Enfield & HaringeyPeter Forrest(31,207, 2nd)Nicky Gavron(34,509, 1st)Sean Hooker(14,319, 3rd)Peter Budge(10,761, 5th)Weyman Bennett(3,671, 6th)Richard Course (Ind)(12,581, 4th)Greenwich & LewishamRhodri Harris(22,401, 2nd)Len Duvall(40,386, 1st)David Buxton(16,290, 3rd)Terry Liddle(11,839, 4th)Ian Page(3,981, 5th)Havering & RedbridgeRoger Evans(40,919, 1st)Chris Robbins(32,650, 2nd)Geoffrey Seeff(14,028, 3rd)Ashley Gunstock(6,803, 5th)George Taylor(1,744, 6th)Ian Wilkes (HRA)(12,831, 4th)Lambeth & SouthwarkIrene Kimm (19,238, 3rd)Val Shawcross(37,985, 1st)Peter Facey(22,492, 2nd)Storm Poorun(13,242, 4th)Theresa Bennett(6,231, 5th)Tony Robinson (Humanist)(1,261, 6th)Jonathan Silberman (Comm. League)(536, 7th)Merton & WandsworthElizabeth Howlett(45,023, 1st)Maggie Cosin(32,438, 2nd)Siobhan Vitelli (12,496, 3rd)Rajeev Thacker(8,491, 5th)Sarbani Mazumdar(1,450, 7th)Mark Thompson (Ind Lab)(11,918, 4th)Syed Manzoor (Ind)(1,465, 6th)Terence Sullivan (Ind) (1,049, 8th)North EastEric Ollerenshaw(20,975, 3rd)Meg Hillier(42,459, 1st)Paul Fox(24,856, 2nd)Yen Chit Chong(18,382, 4th)Cecelia Prosper (8,269, 5th)Paul Shaer (Ind)(1,501, 6th)Erol Basarik (Reform 2000)(1,144, 7th)South WestTony Arbour(48,248, 1st)Jagdish Sharma(31,065, 3rd)Geoff Pope(41,189, 2nd)Judy Maciejowska(13,426, 4th)Danny Faith(2,319, 5th)West CentralAngie Bray(47,117, 1st)Kate Green(28,838, 2nd)Jon Burden(14,071, 3rd)Julia Stephenson(12,254, 4th)Christine Blower(2,720, 5th)Stephen Smith (Homeless)(1,600, 6th)Source: London Elects
London-wide list candidates
London Assembly representation
Labour - 9 Conservative - 9 Liberal Democrat - 4 Green Party - 3
Party leaders in 2000
Labour: Tony Blair Conservative: William Hague Liberal Democrats: Charles Kennedy Green: Mike Woodin and Margaret Wright
See also London Assembly
References
External links BBC: Greater London Assembly Election, 2000 MayorWatch London Elections Guide