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The
Liberal Democrats
currently have six MPs representing a
United Kingdom constituency
in
London
.
Members of Parliament
MP
Constituency
Borough parties
Majority
Majority (%)
Paul Kohler
Wimbledon
Merton Liberal Democrats
12,610
22.9%
Bobby Dean
Carshalton and Wallington
Sutton Liberal Democrats
7,905
16.9%
Luke Taylor
Sutton and Cheam
Sutton Liberal Democrats
3,801
8.0%
Sarah Olney
Richmond Park
Richmond Liberal Democrats
17,155
33.3%
Munira Wilson
Twickenham
Richmond Liberal Democrats
21,457
40.0%
Ed Davey
Kingston and Surbiton
Kingston upon Thames Liberal Democrats
17,235
34.1%
See also
List of parliamentary constituencies in London
List of Conservative Party MPs in London
List of Labour Party MPs in London
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(1988)
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Swinson
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