Sadiq Khan has secured a third term as the Mayor of London, following the final tally from all 14 constituencies.
According to Sky News, Khan, representing the Labour Party, clinched the mayoral seat with 43.7% of the vote. His closest contender, Susan Hall of the Conservative Party, received 32.6% of the vote.
The overall voter turnout for this mayoral election stood at 40.5%. In the Brent and Harrow constituency, the turnout was slightly lower at 37.09%.
The constituency results were as follows: Susan Hall led with 66,151 votes, followed by Sadiq Khan with 58,743 votes, and Rob Blackie of the Liberal Democrats received 7,184 votes.
For more details on the election results, visit www.londonelects.org.uk.
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