Following the highly anticipated elections held on Thursday, May 2, Londoners witnessed a historic moment as Sadiq Khan secured a record-breaking third term as Mayor of London. After hours of vote counting, Khan’s victory was confirmed, marking a significant milestone in the city’s political landscape.

Khan first assumed office as Mayor of London in 2016, succeeding former Mayor Boris Johnson. His re-election in 2021 further solidified his position, and now, in 2024, Khan’s triumph cements his status as the longest-serving Mayor in London’s history, surpassing the tenures of both Boris Johnson and Ken Livingstone.

Throughout his tenure, Khan has faced both praise and criticism for his policies, notably his controversial Ultra Low Emission Zone (ULEZ) expansion. Despite opposition and protests, Khan remained steadfast in his commitment to improving air quality and public health in London.

As part of his campaign for the 2024 Mayoral Election, Khan emphasized his plans to address housing affordability and improve transportation. One of his proposed initiatives, the Superloop 2, aims to enhance bus connectivity across the city by doubling the number of express bus routes.

In the lead-up to the election, Khan underscored the significance of his potential third term, stating that it would send a message to the Conservative Party. He expressed his determination to continue advocating for Londoners and combating the challenges facing the city.

In securing his third term, Khan emerged victorious over his opponents, including Susan Hall of the Conservative Party and Howard Cox of the Reform UK. As he embarks on this historic term, Khan remains focused on serving the diverse needs of London and shaping the future of the vibrant metropolis.

Stay tuned for further updates on Mayor Sadiq Khan’s agenda and initiatives as he leads London into a new chapter of progress and prosperity.