Parliamentary candidates in Merton have taken to the streets in a last-minute bid to sway voters before polling stations close.
Red for victory? Labour candidate for Mitcham and Morden Siobhain McDonagh has been parading the streets of Mitcham in a car adorned with red and yellow ribbons.
@Siobhain4MandM chariot for the day! Thank you to everyone supporting the campaign! Buzzing HQ in Figges Marsh! #vote pic.twitter.com/cm0J8rdprc
— Mitcham & Morden Lab (@MMLabour) May 7, 2015
Meanwhile over in Wimbledon, Conservative candidate Stephen Hammond has tweeted photos of himself doing an eleventh-hour circuit of the West Barnes, Cannon Hill and Raynes Park wards supported by his daughter Ali Hammond.
Nice day for #VotingConservative in #CannonHill w/ @AliHammond14 ! pic.twitter.com/0X3Fj8q04X
— Stephen Hammond (@S_Hammond) May 7, 2015
Wimbledon Liberal Democrat candidate Shas Sheehan took to Twitter earlier today to thank her supporters and wish fellow Lib Dem candidates good luck.
My heartfelt thanks to all the people who have put forward a strong case for voting Liberal Democrat today. Good... http://t.co/GwhLdBGwNU
— Shas Sheehan (@sheehanshas) May 7, 2015
Good luck to all fellow Lib Dem candidates standing today for a fair free and open society #LibDems
— Shas Sheehan (@sheehanshas) May 7, 2015
UKIP candidate for Mitcham and Morden Richard Hilton also tweeted from the streets of St Helier this morning, after a night of telephone canvassing in South Thanet to support his party leader Nigel Farage.
Stopped in street in St Helier by people proud to be voting for change in #Mitcham & #Morden after being abandoned by @MMLabour #voteUKIP
— Richard Hilton (@RichardHilton1) May 7, 2015
Telephone canvassing in Thanet South with @SuzanneEvans1 @oflynnmep and @Nigel_Farage. Great responses to #UKIP pic.twitter.com/yUszsHYCP2
— Richard Hilton (@RichardHilton1) May 6, 2015
We will be reporting on the action from the counts this evening. So stay with us throughout the day and into the night as the excitement mounts.
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