For elections to the House of Commons, the City of London is
joined with some wards in the City of Westminster to form one
constituency - the Cities of London and Westminster - represented
by one Member of Parliament (MP). MPs are elected by constituents
to represent their interests in parliament and raise their concerns
with Government.
For elections to the London Assembly, Greater London is divided
into 14 Constituencies with 11 'Londonwide' Members representing
the whole of London. Each of the constituencies comprises a
grouping of two or more boroughs. For these purposes the City is
grouped with the London Boroughs of Newham, Barking and Dagenham,
and Tower Hamlets and returns one Assembly Member. The 11
Londonwide members are elected through proportional
representation.
For elections to the European Parliament, the United Kingdom is
divided into 12 regions one of which is London. Each region has
between three and 11 Members of the European Parliament (MEPs)
elected through proportional representation and each MEP represents
each individual in the region to which they are elected. London
has nine MEPs .
MP - Cities of London and Westminster
Mark
Field (CON)
London Assembly - City & London East constituency
member
John Biggs (LAB)
London MEPs
The list of London MEPs