An exclusive poll conducted by JL Partners shows that Susan Hall, the Tory candidate, is just three points behind incumbent Mayor Sadiq Khan in the upcoming May election. Despite receiving little support from senior Tories, Hall has gained 32 percent of the support, while Khan maintains a lead with 35 percent.

Tory Hopeful Susan Hall Just Three Points Behind Embattled London Mayor

The survey conducted by JL Partners reveals that Susan Hall, the Conservative candidate for the London Mayor position, is hot on the heels of Sadiq Khan, the current incumbent. With 32 percent of the support, Hall is just three points behind Khan, who maintains a lead at 35 percent. Despite not receiving much support from senior Tories, Hall remains a formidable challenger.

Backlash for Expanding Ulez Puts Pressure on Sadiq Khan

Sadiq Khan, London's current Mayor, faces criticism for his decision to expand the Ultra Low Emission Zone (Ulez) to every borough in the city. This decision has caused a surprising defeat for the Labour Party in the recent Uxbridge by-election, where the £12.50 daily charge of the Ulez was a divisive issue. Khan's expansion of the Ulez has put his chances of re-election at risk.

Tory Candidate Susan Hall Vows to Axe Ulez on First Day if Elected

Susan Hall, the Conservative candidate, has made a bold promise to the voters. If elected as London Mayor, she plans to abolish the Ultra Low Emission Zone (Ulez) on her very first day in City Hall. This pledge has garnered support from those who oppose the costly Ulez charge.

Polling Reveals Hall Leading with Male Voters, Older People, and Outer London Residents

According to the poll conducted by JL Partners, Susan Hall has found support among male voters, older people, and residents of outer London. These demographics have shown a preference for Hall over Sadiq Khan. On the other hand, Khan's supporters tend to be younger and reside in the inner city.

Third Place Reform UK Candidate Howard Cox Under Pressure to Drop Out

With the race between Sadiq Khan and Susan Hall in full swing, Reform UK candidate Howard Cox finds himself in a precarious position. Polling at only 8 percent, there are concerns that his presence may take away votes from Hall. Some believe that his exit from the race would increase Hall's chances of victory.

Minor Parties May Suffer Under First Past the Post Election Rules

The upcoming May election will be conducted under the first past the post rules. This system poses a threat to minor parties, as it amplifies the possibility of their votes being sapped away by major party candidates. This reality adds even more pressure on candidates such as Susan Hall and Sadiq Khan to secure a majority of the votes.

Blow for Ex-Labour Leader Jeremy Corbyn as He Polls at Just 5 Percent

Former Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn, who is considering running as an independent candidate, faces disappointment as the poll reveals his support at a mere 5 percent. This low percentage shows a lack of enthusiasm for Corbyn's potential candidacy, indicating an uphill battle if he decides to join the race for London Mayor.