European Parliament election results 2009
See the results of the European Parliament election that happened on 4 June 2009.
All 27 member states had elections from 4–7 June 2009 with almost 500 million European citizens eligible to vote. The 785 MEPs were elected for a five-year term.
Results for Greenwich and Lewisham
| British National Party | 2,083 |
| Christian Party "Proclaiming Christ's Lordship" | 2,294 |
| Conservative Party | 8,440 |
| English Democrats Party | 734 |
| Jury Team | 161 |
| Liberal Democrats | 7,197 |
| No2EU: Yes To Democracy | 572 |
| Pro Democracy: Libertas.eu | 243 |
| Socialist Labour Party | 661 |
| The Green Party | 9,435 |
| The Labour Party | 13,927 |
| The Socialist Party of Great Britain | 227 |
| United Kingdom Independence Party | 4,710 |
| Yes 2 Europe | 85 |
| Gene Alcantara | 30 |
| Steven Cheung | 196 |
| Jan Jananayagam | 1,992 |
| Sohale Rahman | 27 |
| Haroon Saad | 26 |
| A – want of an official mark | 1 |
| B – voting for more candidates than the voter was entitled to | 244 |
| C – writing or mark by which voter could be identified | 1 |
| D – being unmarked or wholly void for uncertainty | 122 |
| Total votes | 53,408 |
| Turnout | 30.79% |
UK regions
The UK is divided into twelve electoral regions with between three and ten MEPs each and they are elected under a system of proportional representation.
About the European Parliament
The Parliament is the only directly elected body in the European Union. The members of the European Parliament (MEPs) are there to represent you, as an EU citizen. For more information visit the European Parliament website.
Published on: 08/05/2021