The rumour was true.

One of the interesting bits of information in there, though, is that Brian Paddick is apparently getting the most second preferences. The second preferences of people voting for Ken or Boris first almost certainly won’t be counted anyway (but Brian is a good use for them as last-ditch insurance against the other main candidate), but if anyone else is putting Brian second it’s almost inconceivable that that isn’t just a wasted vote.

To get the best use of your two votes, if your first choice isn’t Ken/Boris, you need to put whoever you want for Mayor first and then Ken second to stop Boris (or vice versa if you’re insane ).

More voting advice is, as you probably know by now, here.

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