Who won the most seats in the London Assembly Election 2016 — Constituency Members?

The Labour Party won the most seats in the London Assembly Election 2016 — Constituency Members, with 9 of 14 seats filled.

London Assembly Election 2016 — Constituency Members

Name: London Assembly Election 2016 — Constituency Members results
Creator: Psephology.AI

London Assembly Election 2016 — Constituency Members was held on 5 May 2016. 14 seats were filled across 14 areas, from 86 candidates. The Labour Party won 9 and Conservative Party won 5.

Date: 5 May 2016
Seats filled: 14
Candidates: 86
Areas: 14

London Assembly Election 2016 — Constituency Members: seats and votes by party
Party	Candidates	Seats won	Votes	Vote share
The Labour Party	14	9	1,138,576	43.5%
Conservative Party	14	5	812,415	31.1%
Green Party	14	0	236,809	9.1%
UK Independence Party (UKIP)	14	0	199,448	7.6%
Liberal Democrats	14	0	195,820	7.5%
Independent / other	15	0	30,702	1.2%
Independent	1	0	1,142	0.0%

London Assembly Election 2016 — Constituency Members: winner in each area
Area	Elected	Party	Votes
Barnet and Camden	Andrew Dismore	Labour	81,482
Bexley and Bromley	Gareth Bacon	Conservative	87,460
Brent and Harrow	Nasreen Shah	Labour	79,902
City and East	Unmesh Desai	Labour	122,175
Croydon and Sutton	Sam O'Connell	Conservative	70,156
Ealing and Hillingdon	Onkar Sahota	Labour	86,088
Enfield and Haringey	Joanne McCartney	Labour	91,075
Greenwich and Lewisham	Len Duvall	Labour	85,735
Havering and Redbridge	Keith Prince	Conservative	64,483
Lambeth and Southwark	Florence Eshalomi	Labour	96,946
Merton and Wandsworth	Leonie Cooper	Labour	77,340
North East	Jennette Arnold	Labour	134,307
South West	Tony Arbour	Conservative	84,381
West Central	Tony Devenish	Conservative	67,775