Hall’s campaign has focused on cars and crime while the opposition has exploited her tendency to ‘shoot from the hip’

Exclusive: With voters in London set to go to the polls tomorrow to elect a new mayor, it has emerged that a cabinet minister was among senior Tories not to want Susan Hall as their candidate

The London Mayoral elections are due to take place on May 2. Londoners will get their chance to vote for who they would like be the Mayor of London for the next four years. Among the 13 candidates in the running are incumbent mayor Sadiq Khan and his top rival, Conservative Susan Hall.

Exclusive: Savanta survey for Centre for London put Labour mayor on 42 per cent and Tory candidate 32 per cent

His rival Susan Hall, however, has focused her campaign on criticising Mr Khan’s time in office, and has posted adverts from both her personal page “Susan Hall for Mayor of London” and a separate one titled “Sadiq Khan Won’t Listen”, created just before the local election period.

EXCLUSIVE: The YouGov survey put the Labour mayor on 47 per cent and the Tory candidate 25 per cent with just two days until election

With just days to go until local election day on May 2 2024, it appears that the London mayoral race may be narrowing. Our new poll suggests that the incumbent, Sadiq Khan, now leads his chief rival,

The Conservative candidate warned that 'no one should have to pay £12.50 to vote' at this week's local elections .

Tory candidate Susan Hall has claimed incumbent Sadiq Khan “can’t stand women” in a strongly-worded attack days before London goes to the polls. Speaking to the Daily Mail, Ms Hall said she had been underestimated due to “sexism and snobbiness”.

In an election replete with questionable campaign tactics – from data harvesting to campaign leaflets posing as local newspapers – a new tactic by Conservative London mayoral candidate Susan Hall has come to light.