Susan Hall, a prominent figure in London politics, has been selected as the Conservative candidate for the upcoming London mayoral election in May 2024. As the deputy leader and former leader of the London Assembly Conservatives, Hall brings a wealth of experience. In a two-horse race against opponent Mozammel Hossain, she emerged victorious with 57% of the vote. Now, Hall is determined to defeat the incumbent mayor, Sadiq Khan, and offer Londoners the change they need. After securing 57% of the vote, Susan Hall expressed her gratitude for the support she received and emphasized her commitment to bringing positive change to London. As the Conservative candidate, she said she intends to tackle critical issues such as crime, the housing crisis, and the Ultra-Low Emission Zone (ULEZ). Safety is a top priority said, Hall, and she plans to establish a dedicated team within the Metropolitan Police to track down and apprehend muggers and burglars.
A Two-Horse Race and ControversyThe Tory contest was initially a three-candidate race but became a head-to-head between Hall and Mozammel Hossain after Daniel Korski withdrew due to serious allegations of misconduct. Despite the challenges, Hall secured a decisive victory, earning the confidence of the Conservative Party.
A Hard-Right Politician Under ScrutinyHowever, Susan Hall's rise to candidacy has not been without controversy. London Labour has criticized her as a «hard-right politician» who does not represent the city's values and diversity. They claim she supports policies that could lead to cuts in public services, inequality, and division.
Who is Susan Hall?Hall hails from Harrow in northwest London, where she owns a hair salon and has raised her family. Her political
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