With only four seats changing hands in London and the final tally of seats-per-party in the capital no different to 2017, one would be forgiven for thinking that nothing really changed. The LCA team has taken a closer look and found there’s more than meets the eye. We go through seven key points below and consider what this all means for the next (currently scheduled) vote in London – the Mayoral and London Assembly election on 7 May.

This map shows the leading party’s vote share in each of London’s 32 Boroughs and the City of London at the last European Parliament elections. It also lists the election’s overall results for the London Region, in terms of vote share as well as seats won (and lost) by each party.