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Something's gone wrong in the table for the 2024 election. It shows Ajmal Masroor getting 30.5% of the vote (which appears to be correct); but also that he got a percentage gain of 30.5 (which isn't). He stood in 2017 (in Bethnal Green & Bow), when he won 6.5% of the vote, so if that's the comparison we're making his *gain* was something like 24% (I'm not sure exactly how the maths works); then in 2019 he didn't stand, so if that's the comparison we're making he should be labelled as New. Somebody who understands the conventions check and fix, please. 78.33.29.98 (talk) 15:25, 9 July 2024 (UTC)[reply]
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